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It is now 0.15%, with a negative deposit rate for commercial banks.
What if this doesn't 'make the banks lend' or 'stimulate growth'?
Record low rates and hundreds of billions of printed money clearly don't seem to be having the desired effect. Are widespread bail-ins possible in the medium term?
What if this doesn't 'make the banks lend' or 'stimulate growth'?
Record low rates and hundreds of billions of printed money clearly don't seem to be having the desired effect. Are widespread bail-ins possible in the medium term?
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A crisis of capitalism as predicted by Karl Marx - falling prices due to over-production.
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It's only a crisis if wages are also suppressed.
If you want to avoid deflation, then give workers money with which to buy things. But our masters are too mean and stupid for that. Instead they think they can force workers to take on even more debt, while at the same time keeping wages too low for them ever to be able to repay it. |
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1980s and 1990s Japan here we come
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We may never recover from the Credit Crunch, it has done more damage than we think
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