Greenspan: Give Homeowners Financial Aid: Financial News – Yahoo! Finance
Keynes to the rescue!
Greenspan did not specifically call for a tax cut. Instead, he called for the government to apply money to the severe housing market slump. Such a cash infusion would typically come through a tax break or a new government spending program.
From Keynes to Monetarism and back to Keynesian economics. Oh, the American economy has gone a long way since The end of laissez-faire.
If you don’t know what I am talking about, you may want to read this article. Don’t get scared, but it is the economic philosophy used to get us out of the great depression.
Greenspan: Give Homeowners Financial Aid: Financial News – Yahoo! Finance
This article is part of the series "Documenting The Hyperinflationary Genesis"
- Bernanke’s creative solution: Let’s do it again
- At a financial crossroads
- How to survive hyperinflation
- Let the party begin. We will be dead tomorrow
- I have $ 100,000,000,000 and yet I can’t retire
- Is the Dow Jones at a new high?
- Stagflation: This Time It Is Different
- The Myth Of Gold as Inflation Hedge
- Is Gold a Hedge Against Excess Liquidity?
- Disposable Personal Income Shows Disturbing Historical Trend
- Things That Go Bump in the Night
- Greenspan: Give Homeowners Financial Aid: Financial News – Yahoo! Finance
- Black Swans, Bell Curves and Stagflation
- The Gold Scam
- And Now They Tell US
- Some Historical Perspective on the Current Recession
- Gold Correction Seems Over
- Gold Chatter
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