Enzio's Crisis Prescription
The global economy remains characterized by an excess demand for money (banks don't want to lend) and by an excess supply of goods. Crucially, this type of "excess demand for money" is dangerous, as bank lending is driven by profits, not by central bank policy, so the question then becomes: "When will banks start wanting to lend again?" Answer: the day …
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