Richard W. Rahn discusses Ben Bernanke's take on Interest Rates

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Uploaded by on Dec 8, 2009

12-7-09

Insight on Fed chairman Ben Bernanke's take on interest rates, with Vince Reinhart, American Enterprise Institute and Richard Rahn, Cato Institute.

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  • Bernanke is trashing the economy following Greenspan and Keynes

  • Finally, Kudlow is starting to come around. This guy vince is a moron.

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  • free market pirate!!!

  • Hang in for 2mins to hear discussion of the danger of 'free' money and the resulting asset bubbles the Fed is creating. "We are giving away the store."

  • KILL

    THE FED

  • Are you suggesting that corporate sponsorship leads to wearing eye-patches?

  • It would be inappropriate to say that Cato is wrong. Each Cato funded person has their own opinion. I agree with some of what each person says and disagree with other comments. In general, Cato is a libertarian free-marked minded institute, which I tend to agree with.

    My point is that no one at Cato is going to speak poorly of their sponsors or their agendas. I believe that Cato as an organization is controlled opposition for all the those that can't find their voice in other arenas.

  • unemployment is not going to fall any time soon... even if there were 150 000 new jobs created EVERY SINGLE MONTH from now until the end of 2015 unemployment still won't dip below 10%. as mike shedlock pointed out, the US economy needs to create 100 000 new jobs a month just to keep up with birth rate and demographics. the feral reserve is full of shit when they say unemployment will fall below 7% by 2012.

  • That pirate was right!

  • Guess what, the government is also funded by all of these companies and every other via taxes. Complaining about how the Cato Institute is funded instead of debating the points is a weak argument. Can you actually understand the issues? If so how about explaining why the Cato Institute is wrong.

  • And?...

  • What's your point?

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