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The Connection Between Money Printing, Inflation and Unemployment Rates
12:08 - 22:08 (10:00)
In this episode, the host explains how the Federal Reserve Bank's money printing strategy in 2020 to combat deflation has led to inflation and higher unemployment rates.
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In 2020, the government started printing money through stimulus and bailout programs to combat deflation, but this free money comes at a cost for everyone in the form of inflation.
12:08 - 14:08 (02:00)
Summary
In 2020, the government started printing money through stimulus and bailout programs to combat deflation, but this free money comes at a cost for everyone in the form of inflation. The concern initially was deflation, but now we face inflation as the government continues to print trillions of dollars.
ChapterThe Connection Between Money Printing, Inflation and Unemployment Rates
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Despite claims of transitory inflation and slightly lower rates in August 2021, experts predicted and warn that inflation will continue to worsen in the near future.
14:08 - 15:43 (01:34)
Summary
Despite claims of transitory inflation and slightly lower rates in August 2021, experts predicted and warn that inflation will continue to worsen in the near future.
ChapterThe Connection Between Money Printing, Inflation and Unemployment Rates
EpisodeEverything You Need To Know About The Housing Market w/ Jaspreet Singh EP 1313
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The Federal Reserve Bank's printing of trillions of dollars and government spending may create lasting inflation, leading to a worst-case scenario of currency crisis and hyperinflation.
15:43 - 19:50 (04:07)
Summary
The Federal Reserve Bank's printing of trillions of dollars and government spending may create lasting inflation, leading to a worst-case scenario of currency crisis and hyperinflation. Raising interest rates is a way to cool down the economy and make borrowing money less attractive.
ChapterThe Connection Between Money Printing, Inflation and Unemployment Rates
EpisodeEverything You Need To Know About The Housing Market w/ Jaspreet Singh EP 1313
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The Federal Reserve Bank raises interest rates to keep inflation in check, which can also affect the housing market.
19:50 - 22:08 (02:18)
Summary
The Federal Reserve Bank raises interest rates to keep inflation in check, which can also affect the housing market. The higher rates may result in people having to pay more for mortgages and loans.