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16. The policy is working, to a degree

Fri Dec 23, 2011, 11:51 AM

Dec 2011

No optimal, but it is hard to say there is no benefit to the people whatsoever.

There is the question "Is this ideal?" and then the question, "Is this net positive?"

http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/12/22/the-subtle-ecb/

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Privatizing Money [View all] Alan Grayson Dec 2011 OP

Euro QE prepperdad Dec 2011 #3

How could merchants charge that abelenkpe Dec 2011 #5

Make friends with local farmers. Zalatix Dec 2011 #7

K&R please read nt abelenkpe Dec 2011 #4

10% European unemployment cites please? Zalatix Dec 2011 #6

LOANING it to banks. Its really a simple concept. banned from Kos Dec 2011 #11

It would seem that you are cherry picking statistics. grantcart Dec 2011 #12

Great post (again). banned from Kos Dec 2011 #13

No - I deliberately changed the subject after accepting your point. banned from Kos Dec 2011 #17

My bad grantcart Dec 2011 #18

We are getting closer and closer to that point for certain. Aerows Dec 2011 #15

The policy is working, to a degree cthulu2016 Dec 2011 #16