To: Domalais
The market is highly resistant to deflation, specifically in the labor market. It is now, it wasn't always.
Yes, I would like to see state banks. The Constitution doesn't forbid it. It does forbid a Federal Bank, hence the Freddie/Frannie quality Federal Reserve, LLC. Since you are so knowing, what state still has it's own state bank. ( and is doing pretty good )
29 posted on
01/10/2011 8:42:24 AM PST by
Leisler
(They always lie, and have for so much and for so long, that they no longer know what about.)
To: Leisler
Yes, I would like to see state banks. The Constitution doesn't forbid it. It does forbid a Federal Bank Is that why a Federal Bank was created when Washington was President? He didn't understand the Constitution?
what state still has it's own state bank
You're not an Ellen Brown fan, are you?
31 posted on
01/10/2011 8:50:49 AM PST by
Toddsterpatriot
(Math is hard. Harder if you're stupid.)
To: Leisler
It is now, it wasn't always.
What's your solution? Go back in time and enact your suggested economic policies in the past, when they made sense?
It does forbid a Federal Bank, hence the Freddie/Frannie quality Federal Reserve, LLC.
Central banks which are independant from government are far more effective than those which are strongly tied to their government. That is the reason the Fed is organized in the current way.
Since you are so knowing, what state still has it's own state bank.
No state has a bank which operates as a central bank.
33 posted on
01/10/2011 8:56:03 AM PST by
Domalais
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