/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55823049
>Protectionism, infrastructure and industrial policy is what builds a strong economy

Why can't you have those things but also have a gold standard? Wasn't 1800-50's USA basically just that Protectionism+PM currency?

>>53960335
He's also against day trading make of that what you will.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7HHyhXAKAQ

>>53536754
That took me 15 mins to decode your big brain post.
>In other words, in the long run, the only effect of the nominal interest rate on inflation comes through the Fisher effect; so, if the nominal interest rate went up by 1 percent, so should the inflation rate—in the long run."

So as a example of your thinking if a 1 dollar at par bond, had a one thousand percent yield, this would lead to massive inflation in the long run as the money supply would greatly increase. So "high rates = always low inflation" is not really true. Am I understanding you correctly?
>>53537025
But what about what this Anon said. Higher rates can lower demand in the short term right? You said so yourself
>But, as is widely accepted by macroeconomists, these effects dissipate in the long run.
So just yank up rates for a little bit to kill demand.