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Janet Yellen is Right: She Can’t Forecast the Future.
by Ron Paul.
This week I discovered myself in unusual contract with Janet Yellen when she admitted that her economic forecasts are most likely to be wrong. Unfortunately, Yellen did not follow up her admission manuallying in her resignation and joining efforts to end the Fed. A truthful examination of the Federal Reserve’s record over the previous seven years plainly shows that the American people would be better off without it.
Following the bursting of the Federal Reserve-created housing bubble, the Fed embarked on an unmatched program of bailouts and cash production via quantitative easing (QE) 1, 2, 3, etc. Not only has QE failed to revive the economy, it has even more damaged the typical American’s standard of living while benefiting the monetary elites. None other than Donald Trump has called QE “a good deal for individuals like me.” The failure of quantitative alleviating to enhance the economy has left the Fed hesitant to raise interest rates. Yet the Fed does not wish to appear oblivious to the risks presented by keeping rates artificially low. This is why the Fed frequently reveals that the economy will soon be strong enough to handle a rate boost.
There are indications that financiers are beginning to realize that the Fed’s continuous talk of raising rates is just talk, so they are looking for financial investments that will secure them from a Fed-caused collapse in the dollar’s value. For example, the cost of gold recently increased following reports of stagnant retail sales. An increased gold rate in reaction to financial sluggishness may appear counterintuitive, but it is a sign that investors are understanding quantitative easing is not ending anytime soon.
The increase in the gold cost is not the only indication that investors are interested in hard possessions to secure themselves from inflation. Just recently a Picasso painting cost a record 180 million dollars. This record might not last long, as an extra two billion dollars worth of art is anticipated to go on the market in the next few weeks.
Another sign of the enhancing concerns about the dollar’s stability is the growing interest in alternative currencies. Investing and using alternative currencies can assist average Americans, who do not have millions to invest in Picasso paintings, protect themselves from a currency crisis.
Congress should make sure that all Americans can secure themselves from a dollar crisis by repealing the legal tender laws.
Congress must also take the initial step towards financial reform by passing the Audit the Fed bill. Regrettably, Audit the Fed is not a part of the Federal Reserve “reform” costs that was passed by the Senate Banking Committee. Rather, the expense makes some minor modifications in the Fed’s governance structure. These “reforms” are the equivalent of reorganizing deck chairs as the Titanic crashes into the iceberg. Hopefully, the Senate will vote on, and pass, Audit the Fed this year.
The increasing federal financial obligation is likewise a major consider the coming economic collapse. The Federal Reserve helps with budget deficit by generating income from debt. Congress needs to materialize cuts, not simply decreases in the “rate of development,” in all locations. But it must prioritize cutting the billions invested on the military-industrial complex.
Some say that removing the welfare-warfare state and the fiat currency system that props it up will cause the individuals discomfort. The reality is the only individuals who will feel any long-lasting discomfort from returning to limited, constitutional government are the unique interests that make money from the present system. A return to a true free-market economy will significantly enhance the lives of the huge majority of Americans.
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