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fiscal spending

Collection of philosophical dialogues, essays, and analysis focusing on fiscal spending.

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Financial Instability, Sovereign Debt, Inflation, Fiscal Spending – Q&A Session

By Tae-Sik • May 22, 2024 • ~12 min read

Question: Excessive money printing and fiscal spending are often cited as causes of financial instability. However, if a government issues bonds and the central bank buys them (essentially monetizing the debt), wouldn't this just lead to inflation without necessarily creating other problems? Answer: Excessive money printing and fiscal spending can indeed lead to financial instability, […]

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Q&A, Mom, Dad and the Financial Manager, Fiscal Spending, The Treasury, The Federal Reserve

By Tae-Sik • May 28, 2024 • ~5 min read

Question: When it comes to the U.S. Treasury selling bonds, whether short-term or long-term, such as bills, do they have to coordinate at all with the Federal Reserve or are they acting completely independently and selling bonds only when and if the federal government needs money for their fiscal spending? Answer: The U.S. Treasury and […]

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