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DRUNKENOMICS

Jul 29, 2021

First off, I want to say: long live punk rock. Secondly, that outstanding aggregate US debt of $28 trillion, guess who owns it? And don't act surprised when you find out. Lastly, any word on that debt ceiling suspension yet?


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Jul 22, 2021

So the excess cash at banks are piling up and tilting the balance sheet against them. Luckily, the Repo Man (aka the Fed & not Emilio Estevez) can untip those scales with a reverse repurchase agreement. But why does it have to soar above $1trillion?

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Jul 15, 2021

July 31st is the judgement day we've all been waiting for. It's the day in which the debt ceiling suspension ends. However, the debt has run up $5 trillion since the damn thing was suspended; which brings up questions. That is unless of course you don't think about it.


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Jul 8, 2021

So the June job numbers came out, and it looks like the economy is doing a pretty good job. But how does it compare to the crash in '08, or is there even a comparison there at all? Pour yourself a drink and join the conversation.

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Jul 1, 2021

So it turns out money supply comes in 4 stages (M0-M3) or brackets or whatever you wanna call it. At least in the U.S. it does. Additionally, inflation is driven by supply & demand for money; so why not complicate it even more by bracketing the ways we measure aggregate supply?

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