On the recordJuly 17, 2012
Our argument is that once you distort interest rates and increase the supply of money, you end up with this gross distortion that is demanding some correction.
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congress.govOur argument is that once you distort interest rates and increase the supply of money, you end up with this gross distortion that is demanding some correction.
Ron Paul argues that monetary policy distortions require correction.
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