NISE! 21ST CENTURY ECONOMY BUSINESS SUMMIT October 26, 2011 Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Why QE2 Failed: The Money All Went Offshore
Why QE2 Failed: The Money All Went Offshore Ellen Brown July 8, 2011 http://WebofDebt.com/articles On June 30, QE2 ended with a whimper. The Fed’s second round of “quantitative easing” involved $600 billion created with a computer keystroke for the purchase of long-term government bonds. But the government never actually got …
The Global Debt Crisis: How We Got In It And How To Get Out
The Global Debt Crisis: How We Got In It And How To Get Out Ellen Hodgson Brown, J.D. http://WebofDebt.com/articles June 6, 2011 Countries everywhere are facing debt crises today, precipitated by the credit collapse of 2008. Public services are being slashed and public assets are being sold off, in a …
SJF Institute News April 2011: Green Jobs Award and Cleantech Mentorship Program Accepting Applications
SJF Institute is excited to be announcing its call for applicants for both the Green Jobs Award and the expanded SJF Cleantech Mentorship Program this Earth Week! And we’re thrilled that entrepreneurship has been receiving recognition as a key driver of economic growth and that our areas of focus – …
Calling Wall Street to Account
“Calling Wall Street to Account” by Alan F Kay, PhD © 2011 In 1967 I started “AutEx” with a name that reflected the function of my Company. Automation would bring computerization to the financial industry way beyond an Exchange, a place where floor traders went face-to-face to complete a transaction. …
Bloomberg news: Bernanke May Have to Overcome Fed Split on Maintaining Stimulus Past June
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke may have to overcome divisions among policy makers should he seek to maintain record stimulus past June, minutes of the Fed’s March 15 meeting indicate. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-04-06/bernanke-may-have-to-overcome-fed-split-on-maintaining-stimulus.html
Keeping The State’s Money In The State: An Alternative Solution To The Budget Crisis
Ellen Brown March 26, 2011 www.webofdebt.com/articles Cut spending, raise taxes, sell off public assets – these are the unsatisfactory solutions being debated across the nation; but the budget crises now being suffered by nearly all the states did not arise from too much spending or too little taxation. They arose …
Fed Will Release Bank Loan Data as Top Court Rejects Appeal
An article from Bloomberg The Federal Reserve will disclose details of emergency loans it made to banks in 2008, after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an industry appeal that aimed to shield the records from public view. By Greg Stohr and Bob Ivry – Mar 21, 2011 12:22 PM ET …
Some Great Quotes and Great Conference on Monetary Reform
14 November 2010 Beginning of a monetary revolution? Josh Ryan-Collins Researcher, Monetary Reform Mervyn King and Martin Wolf know it and the word is spreading about the bank’s dirty secret – their power to create credit out of nothing and mix it up with our savings… “The essence of the …
TARP Is Gone – But May Soon Be Back
TARP Is Gone – But May Soon Be Back The Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, is over – more specifically, its legal authority expires on Sunday, so it cannot be used for new “bailout” activities (although legacy programs, with money already disbursed, could last 5 to 10 years.) The …