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Thanks for posting.

 

Enjoyed reading it.

 

Funny line- ..."they usually set policies like blind men trying to cook on a hot

stove, through a painful trial and error process in which the pain of their mistakes drives them away from the

bad moves toward the right moves."

 

Interesting take on the U.S fed -he seems to think that they made all the right moves. Compared U.S recently to Japan the last 20 years + argues that Japan has had poor result because they did not print enough money.

 

I wonder if those here who are a fan of Richard Koo have read this paper + wonder what their thoughts are.

 

 

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