Discover the intricate relationship between Federal Reserve's independence and market stability as economist Steve Hanke delves into key insights and predictions. Gain valuable knowledge on the potential repercussions of higher taxes and the Fed's monetary policy decisions.
Federal Reserve's Independence and Market Influence
πTrump allies drafting proposals to erode Federal Reserve's Independence if he wins second term
πAllies argue for consultation with Trump on interest rates, potentially impacting monetary policy
πΌThe Federal Reserve's decision-making process is influenced by various factors in Washington.
π¦Milton Friedman would likely support auditing the Fed for transparency, as he advocated for it during his time.
βThe practical challenges of auditing the Fed raise questions on how such an entity can be effectively monitored.
Taxation and Market Dynamics
π°Raising capital gains tax rates may hurt pensioners and potentially impact inflation indirectly through revenue generation.
πHigher taxes may not alleviate debtor deficit burdens and can lead to decreased work, savings, and investments.
πTaxing the rich disproportionately may result in migration to low-tax states like Florida, Nevada, or Texas.
πInflation causing variable changes in money supply, with M2 money supply flipping positive for April 2024.
πQuestions raised about Federal Reserve's loose monetary policy and potential need for higher FED funds rate.
Market Response to Economic Shifts
πInflation prediction of 99.1% was accurate, but timeline for reaching 2% may be longer
β³Inflation may take longer to decrease to 2%, potentially leading to prolonged higher interest rates by the Fed
Discover the intricate relationship between Federal Reserve's independence and market stability as economist Steve Hanke delves into key insights and predictions. Gain valuable knowledge on the potential repercussions of higher taxes and the Fed's monetary policy decisions.
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