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🗓️ 3 April 2019
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During the critical year of 2007, between the end of the housing bubble and the onset of the financial crisis, major officials of the Federal Reserve made claims that appear to have been designed more to prop up confidence in a shaky system than to give real insight into what was actually happening. These people were supposed to be the country's experts on the topics involved, and they could not have been more consistently wrong. Why?
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0:00.0 | The Tom Woods Show, episode 1376. |
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0:40.9 | talking about the Federal Reserve system a bit today, but not from a technical standpoint. I'm not |
0:47.8 | going to talk about the ins and outs of how it works or how it causes the business cycle or |
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1:33.3 | Anyway, what I want to talk about today is inspired by a paper written by Mark Thornton, |
1:35.2 | who's a senior fellow of the Meesa Institute. |
1:41.7 | He wrote an article called Transparency or Deception, what the Fed was saying in 2007. |
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