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The History of Quantitative Easing and Modern Monetary Theory
The troubled asset relief program in 2008 introduced the concept of quantitative easing or the "Fed put", which provided comfort for companies to raise funds. Alongside this, modern monetary theory was promoted, suggesting that money printing was a good idea.
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This episode discusses the impact of quantitative easing and modern monetary theory on the marketplace, how they came about, and how they are affecting the economy.
45:20 - 51:59 (06:38)
Summary
This episode discusses the impact of quantitative easing and modern monetary theory on the marketplace, how they came about, and how they are affecting the economy.
ChapterThe History of Quantitative Easing and Modern Monetary Theory
EpisodeE80: Recession deep dive: VC psychology, macro risks, Tiger Global, predictions and more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Startups will need to lengthen their runway and plan on not raising a new round for 2-3 years in order to fix their disqualifiers, and many of the big investors who weren't in the system a few years ago will be leaving the system.
51:59 - 54:29 (02:30)
Summary
Startups will need to lengthen their runway and plan on not raising a new round for 2-3 years in order to fix their disqualifiers, and many of the big investors who weren't in the system a few years ago will be leaving the system.