Every financial crisis since the late 1980s has been met with the same response—print money / lower rates—but this merely encourages more debt that becomes the basis for the next, larger crisis, creating an intertemporal contradiction where actions good for today make things far worse five years out.
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William WhiteEvidence Quote
“there's an inherent sort of intertemporal contradiction in what the central banks have been doing right from the start”
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