Since the financial crisis of 2008 and exacerbated by the pandemic-induced economic slowdown in 2020, central banks, especially in the U.S., Europe, and Japan, have ramped up their monetary stimulus, pumping trillions into the economy. The U.S. Federal Reserve alone added over $3 trillion to its balance sheet in 2020. To give you a broader perspective, that’s approximately 15% of the entire U.S. GDP of that year.
Sir Winston Churchill once said, “Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.” It’s vital to remember that unfettered money printing isn’t without its consequences. The immediate aftermath of World War I witnessed the infamous hyperinflation of the Weimar Republic. People were carrying wheelbarrows full of money for just a loaf of bread. Or even Zimbabwe in 2008, where inflation was so rampant that a one-hundred trillion-dollar note was in circulation.
Now, the 1970s in the U.S. weren’t as drastic as Weimar Germany or Zimbabwe, but they were instructive. The U.S. experienced stagflation – a lethal combination of stagnant growth and high inflation. The root of this was multifaceted, from the aftermath of the Vietnam War to the oil crisis. Inflation reached double digits. It was a dire situation, so much so that President Ford once handed out “Whip Inflation Now” buttons as a PR move.
It was under these dire circumstances that Paul Volcker, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, took a stand. He believed that for the economy to heal, it needed a strong dose of medicine, no matter how bitter. So, he aggressively hiked interest rates, peaking at 20% in 1980. Milton Friedman, the Nobel laureate, always stressed the close relationship between excessive growth in money supply and inflation. Volcker’s policies were in line with this thinking.
Yes, this led to a recession. Several businesses were devastated, unemployment surged, but it was deemed necessary to exorcise the demon of inflation from the system.
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Charlie Munger Predicts The “HORRIBLE” Economic Crisis That Will Wipe Out Everyone
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Who the hell is Charle Munger? Is this the ex CEO of Home Depot??
Not me alone everyone in the world suffer no need to worry
In this world where the US and its allies lorded it over in the economics, politics and militar lives of the people of the world, only the wealthy class of their counties and the elites in the Global South countries will feel the economic crash. The masses of people of the Global South countries have survived and will survive with or with out them. in spite of them and because of them.
Half the population is acting like brain dead zombies. People need to get their s together.
We had 80 years without a central bank then they met at Jekyll island to create the Federal Reserve act of 1913 and the criminal bankers have created every boom and bust before and since! Look up the Rothchilds…
Wallstreet lol.. if you know someone who is in the club you'll be ok .. just say it how it is all you channels are so part of the plan …
Such nonesense
Fear mongering by rich people to manipulate middle class people to knee jerk react in order they lose everything.
Isn’t this a really really old interview with Charlie monger
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