Q&A #217

@gratefuldad327: Hi Jeff! September liquidity bottleneck shaping up at all? Thanks for doing these QAs. Always helpful. @gratefuldad327: Also- is it fair to say that the biggest source of volatility in equity markets is The Fed? Seems kinda ironic how much volatility they introduce. How different would it be if markets alone set rates? @Albertletoride-hz7oj: Hi Jeff. Apart from its research work, what purpose does the BIS serve ? Is it any relevant ? @Albertletoride-hz7oj: It seems most of the pioneering work on credit money was produced by figures from the British Empire in the XIXth and early XXth, with Alfred Mitchell-Innes perhaps being the most radical of them. @dubiousdandy904: Did cost overmanagement during the ongoing Silent Depression contribute to efficiency-focused supply chains that are very vulnerable to shocks? (e.g., concentrated industry, inventory overmanagement) @bestoflaughter: how much of a bump do you get for eurodollar university when you are on PBD.? @dariustata5636: Any knowledge of European Union pushing CBDC down Europeans throats to take private money to support public companies? @ryanm9371: If you were King, how would you redesign the monetary system? Thanks @dariustata5636: Lyn Alden is awesome. @dubiousdandy904: Any signs yet of a September Effect this year in this current context of bull steepening and Trichet risk interference? We know the window of that effect is between late August through of October. @donb46: Suppose a money market fund lends dollars on an overnight basis. Does the money market fund transfer the loan amount to the borrower? Or, does the money broker bookkeeper use his pen @Betto1uallTis: Do you have similar views like Ross Healy on this economy? @SelfRelianceOS: Just got here... What are your short and long term ideas about precious metals and how they'll react to the future happenings you see coming?

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