Why Soc Sec TF Balances Grow in a Time of Recession
…systematic cash deficits in excess of $120 billion a year. Forever. Other wise the insidious effects of compound interest continue to work on the balances. We are in a deep…
…systematic cash deficits in excess of $120 billion a year. Forever. Other wise the insidious effects of compound interest continue to work on the balances. We are in a deep…
I’d like to reply to one confusion and one set of pushbacks on yesterday’s post: Currency and Reserve Balances I buried one fact: banks can reduce total Fed reserve balances…
…12.1 to Monetary Economics . The graph looks like this, in a three-sector presentation: The common takeaway: government deficit spending (plus/minus trade imbalances) equals private-sector “surplus.” Government deficit spending is…
…accounting structures. Here are just a few of the Big Economic Questions whose answers appear very differently within a complete accounting structure: Sectoral balances. The “sectoral-balances” equation and its accompanying…
…trade balances illustrated below include only trade flows within the Euro area.) It should be noted that this is an incomplete picture, since there are 17 Euro area countries. However,…
…leads to lower trade deficits, noting experience in the 1980s especially when a strong dollar led to a soaring o the US trade deficit that fed into a sharp decline…
…timber, and when you do we’ll lost $17 billion. It’s incredible. Menzie provides this source on our 2016 bilateral trade surplus with Canada: U.S. goods and services trade with Canada…
…is seeking agreements with India and Indonesia, pushing forward another with the South American trade bloc Mercosur, holding trade talks with China, and considering joining the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement…
RJS, MarketPlace 666, US Trade Deficit Rose 1.8% in December and up 27% in 2021 Our trade deficit rose 1.8% in December as the value of both our exports and…
Brad DeLong has a spat with Scott Sumner: The IS-LM model led economic historians to argue money was easy in 1929-30, because rates fell sharply. It led modern Keynesians to…