Bernanke said the job market is still "far from normal" and may require the Fed to launch more stimulus measures, in his semi-annual monetary policy report to Congress.

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Bernanke said the job market is still "far from normal" and may require the Fed to launch more stimulus measures, in his semi-annual monetary policy report to Congress.

jcricket6048 wrote:he does this and he will create a hyperinflation because the dollar will be worthless.
When does that support disppear if printing tens of trillions to bail-out select nations, banks, corporations, individuals, etc. isn't enough? This is how criminally insane our monetary system is right now.Fairminded wrote:It amazes me that when someone from the Fed or the government talks about "stimulus" there isn't a burst of heartfelt laughter from every listener. Stimulus seems to be to either take taxes and funnel them through several levels of corrupt bureaucracy to get the funds where they "need" to go, or just create the money from thin air and give it to big businesses and banks. Either way everyone who needs the "stimulus" gets hosed, while a few more corrupt people take home a tidy fortune.

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