The Federal Reserve, the Centennial Monetary Commission, and the Sound Dollar Act (Rep. Kevin Brady)

http://www.cato.org/events/federal-reserve-centennial-monetary-commission-sound-dollar-act Featuring Rep. Kevin Brady, Chairman, Joint Economic Committee; moderated by Mark Calabria, Director…


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  1. SuperGregoryRoss · Edit

    Interesting. An overhaul is due, as stated in the lecture, but these committees that make recommendations always seem to include members of Congress. Considering the current makeup of two parties that both are seemingly interested in condensed, centralized power in an ever-growing Federal state, I don't believe any members of Congress should be allowed on said committee. Tough pill for them to swallow, but Congress will curdle any monetary broth you try to create. A change is due though.

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  2. @justbaseball Might well be a hypocrite but when he does offer support in right direcrion aint that the moment to take some advantage out of the baboon!

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  3. Benefits of QE are for the very rich, the top 7% richest gained 5.7 TRILLION dollars and the rest lost 965 BILLION dollars. Is it any wonder they are preparing for the civil unrest they have created.

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  4. Good Lord, this man is a poster child for big government. He has voted to expand the size and scope of government at the expense of the States at almost every opportunity.  Economic freedom? Was that was he was thinking when he voted to raise the debt ceiling over and over and over and over and…. Please.

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