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Economy

13 Jan 2009

Monetary Policy with Zero Interest Rates: Is the Fed Done?

  • By Bill Conerly
  • In Economy
  • 5 comments

The Fed Funds rate is near zero.  By this common gauge, the Fed doesn't have any more room to ease.  Does that mean monetary policy is totally effective?  I think not.  Learn why in this video.

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  1. john tan
    January 27, 2009

    Technically yes. But the fed can use other tools such as intervening on the market by buying bonds, reducing the cash reserve ratio, “quantitative easing” a polite way of naming printing money.
    Given the wide power given to the fed, they can create new instruments that we may not have thought of yet.

  2. john tan
    January 27, 2009

    Technically yes. But the fed can use other tools such as intervening on the market by buying bonds, reducing the cash reserve ratio, “quantitative easing” a polite way of naming printing money.
    Given the wide power given to the fed, they can create new instruments that we may not have thought of yet.

  3. john tan
    January 27, 2009

    Technically yes. But the fed can use other tools such as intervening on the market by buying bonds, reducing the cash reserve ratio, “quantitative easing” a polite way of naming printing money.
    Given the wide power given to the fed, they can create new instruments that we may not have thought of yet.

  4. john tan
    January 27, 2009

    Sorry my browser froze and it resulted in three posts.

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