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Kelvin_David — Sat, 2 Jul 2016 07:07:20 +0000

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benleet — Fri, 1 Jul 2016 23:14:19 +0000

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hidicker — Sat, 18 Jun 2016 20:27:09 +0000

Thank you - this well thought out series has been an enjoyable Sunday morning read. The way I see it, which I think aligns with your view, is that we have come out of credit-fueled growth cycle and there is now a reluctance to accept that because productivity growth has been low for a number of years we need to adapt to a lower growth rate. Instead, fiscal and monetary policy continues to try to restore the economy to post gfc growth rates. Without solutions to problems you mention earlier (education spend, productive innovation, aging population, pop growth etc) then any solution to artificially raise growth is temporary only. We are not in an equilibrium that is below norm and needs a fiscal or monetary boast to restore us to higher productive state but instead in a changed world where growth will be low/negative for longer. Do you believe that the drug QE, once thought to be unorthodox, will be followed by a write-off of govt bonds bought through this process? This seems unorthodox now but as a coordinated response across central banks it changes the illusionary tempory status of UE to simple money supply growth without spooking use of ccy as a medium of exchange. Your comments earlier re the slow in velocity of money also suggest that it is not a certainty we would get strong inflationary pressures from such measures and, most importantly, it could help restore moderate interest rate level and therefore produce some of the benefits you mention such as weeding out the ineffective companies relying on long rates and restoring yield on savings.

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