Money Supply Economic Issues

Money Supply

Money supply (as it is), in terms of current law and practice, involves central bank decisions on short term interest rates and ratios of reserves and capital required to keep banks that serve the public financially strong. These decisions affect prices, employment, liquidity, economic growth and interest costs and earnings. Stable prices, full employment, sustainable growth and favorable security effects are the goals of central banks. The category includes money supply (as it is) and money supply (as it should be).

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• - A comprehensive educational offering by William F. Hummel that interested persons applaud. It includes Understanding Money, Policy Issues, Investing and Fun, as major sections with many topics in each and Reviews of related subjects.
  
• - This 1964 report by the House Committee on Banking and Currency contains a very readable explanation of the politics of money and interest rates.
  
• - Policy Analysis from the Cato Institute by David Friedman that evaluates the monetary alternatives that face all societies.
  
• - Describes a tax based fiat money system aimed at full employment without inflation.
  
• - A foundation dedicated to the study of monetary history, monetary theory and monetary reform.
  
• - The "Fed" is the central bank of the United States and controls the money supply.
  
• - Inflation - who says it's dead? 86% erosion of purchasing power - and continuing - a dollar in 1950 will buy only 14 cents worth of goods today, 86% less than before.
  
• - An alternative view examining the role of money, reassessing the workmanship that goes into new "larger portrait" currency, and taking a closer look at the economics behind globalization.
  
• - Your government takes money away from you by printing or spending with a deficit, causing inflation. This article explains how and why.
  
• - A non-profit group that advocates honest monetary weights and measures and argues against fiat monetary systems.
  
• - A national organization for the repeal of the federal reserve act and the internal revenue code.
  
• - Alan Greenspan, America's foremost central planner, on money supply and inflation.
  
  

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