Senate Advances Foreign Aid Package | Balance of Power
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- "Balance of Power" focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. On the show today, Melinda Haring, Atlantic Council Nonresident Senior Fellow, shares her insight on what the most likely passing of Ukraine aid in Congress means to Ukrainians on the battlefield. Douglas Farrar, FTC Office of Public Affairs Director on the FTC voting to ban non-competes. Democratic Representative of North Carolina, Kathy Manning, discusses her time visiting Columbia University amid the ongoing protests and shares what she'd like to see done to address the protests on college campuses.
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About time, we spent 5,000 BILLION on COVID stimmy checks we can afford a sad little 90 billion not even 2% of what we spent on COVID. Anyway, Ukraine has their own currency but they need money to buy American made goods, weapons, ammo which means jobs for Americans to make all that stuff. Is that so bad? We gave TRILLIONS in today's money to Soviet Union, China and British Empire in WW2 to fight the Axis forces, and that helped the American economy finally get out of the Great Depression. We are always so scared to spend when we have the capacity wasting away, it is so strange.
You are an inflationist through and through.
@@peterponcedeleon3368 Well becasue we had low inflation for 20 years that has forced the Central Banks like ECB and FED to keep interest rates artificially low leading to a massive rise in home prices. Why are homes so expensive? Becasue interest rates have been kept so low for 20 years, this is how you break an economy. If we imported less cheap goods from China, and made more goods in the USA or Europe, the price of the goods would be more expensive leading to higher prices and inflation, leading to NORMAL interest rates like 7% which would keep home prices at normal values. We are living in a temporary low interest rate bubble caused by too much cheap Chinese imports. Which has also destroyed industry in the west. We can fix this with correction of higher inflation and cutting trade with China.
@@drscopeify Low inflation does not lead up low interest rates. Artificial low rates cause inflation. You have it backwards. Higher prices are a consequence of inflation. Higher prices is not inflation, adding more money to the current money supply is inflation. Artificial low rates blow bubbles.