Comments on: To Bailout or not to bailout – That is the question? http://www.simondixon.org/to-bailout-or-not-to-bailout-that-is-the-question/2009/03/01/ Banking & Monetary Reform Wed, 01 Feb 2012 20:32:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Jake http://www.simondixon.org/to-bailout-or-not-to-bailout-that-is-the-question/2009/03/01/comment-page-1/#comment-6397 Jake Wed, 08 Dec 2010 06:19:29 +0000 http://www.simondixon.org/?p=157#comment-6397 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVjaUYp_hmI Typical example of orthodox economists slugging it out when they are both right(and missing the point)...low interest rates and QE2 wil cause inflation and hyperinflation with ever if increasing debt,but also keeps the economy chugging along despite no real growth,will lead the eventual collapse as interest on debts consume most of money in circulation. However the alternative, argued by Jim Rogers,to not prop Wall Street up and raise interests up would cause a massive liquididty crisis and 1920's style depression. Simon,what sources do you use for economic analysis and news etc,which investors and financial journalists to you read to help with investing and tradingideas and analysis ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVjaUYp_hmI

Typical example of orthodox economists slugging it out when they are both right(and missing the point)…low interest rates and QE2 wil cause inflation and hyperinflation with ever if increasing debt,but also keeps the economy chugging along despite no real growth,will lead the eventual collapse as interest on debts consume most of money in circulation.

However the alternative, argued by Jim Rogers,to not prop Wall Street up and raise interests up would cause a massive liquididty crisis and 1920′s style depression.

Simon,what sources do you use for economic analysis and news etc,which investors and financial journalists to you read to help with investing and tradingideas and analysis ?

]]> By: To Bailout or not to bailout - That is the question? - Smart Taxes Network http://www.simondixon.org/to-bailout-or-not-to-bailout-that-is-the-question/2009/03/01/comment-page-1/#comment-19 To Bailout or not to bailout - That is the question? - Smart Taxes Network Mon, 02 Mar 2009 17:15:56 +0000 http://www.simondixon.org/?p=157#comment-19 [...] Simon Dixon March 1st, 2009 …The most common question that comes up time and time again after the initial questions is ’should we bailout the banks and companies or let them go bust?’ This is my favourite question that seems to divide the nation. The question is much more about identity then anything else. It is loaded with many previous thoughts and philosophies and is never as straight forward as the question first appears - the free market v. the welfare state and government intervention, the left wing v. the right wing, classical economics v. Keynesian economics, the conservative v. the labour, Capitalism v. socialism, Jim Rogers v. Gordon Brown, Ron Paul v. Barack Obama. Bail them out or let them go bust. My response - neither will work.” Link to article [...] [...] Simon Dixon March 1st, 2009 …The most common question that comes up time and time again after the initial questions is ’should we bailout the banks and companies or let them go bust?’ This is my favourite question that seems to divide the nation. The question is much more about identity then anything else. It is loaded with many previous thoughts and philosophies and is never as straight forward as the question first appears – the free market v. the welfare state and government intervention, the left wing v. the right wing, classical economics v. Keynesian economics, the conservative v. the labour, Capitalism v. socialism, Jim Rogers v. Gordon Brown, Ron Paul v. Barack Obama. Bail them out or let them go bust. My response – neither will work.” Link to article [...]

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