The Federal Reserve is on a mission to counter deflation and recession more than rising prices which are more apparent to most Americans.
In the media facts are often rewarded with obscurity or superseded by public relations article placements that need not have too much factual content.
Therefore, some of the deflation and pump-priming information has to do with economist comment, or technical aspects of Treasury bond price history, or the Japanese bond markets of the past two decades, none of which are fundamental analysis of current U.S. inflationary/deflationary factors.
They fill up media space and content. But they confuse and never enlighten the public. Deep recessions don’t necessarily produce deflation. Most often, it can be stagflation or runaway inflation.(See the Earl J Weinreb NewsHole® comments.)
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