To me there is a lot of inflation out there. It is already inflated. We are in the midst of inflation.
I am not very optimistic that we can solve our problems with more spending and more borrowing and more inflation.
We are now back facing the G20 meeting coming up where, once again, the proposition is going to be put on the table by Europeans, of all peo...
Angela Merkel, the Chancellor of Germany, came to Hank Paulson in 2007 and suggested that perhaps we ought to have more regulation of hedge ...
When the government tries to manage and run these large corporations, no one wins.
But the idea of using the term nationalization to justify bailing out bondholders seems counterintuitive and probably a mistake.
What will it take for you to say to yourself, could I be wrong?
I am telling you, Congressman, I don't believe we will have an inflation problem in terms of consumer prices.
This whole idea that we can recapitalize markets by merely turning on the printing presses and increasing credit is a total fallacy.
If increasing the supply of money and credit and low interest rates were a panacea, we should have seen some results.
Now we are suffering the consequences because it is a failed policy, and it is not working at all.