Economic Analysis: Why hasn’t inflation increased with more money?

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2 thoughts on “Economic Analysis: Why hasn’t inflation increased with more money?

  1. Where the Fed impact is felt the most is in printing money to buy mortgage backed securities. That was responsible for a lot of housing price inflation over the past year.

  2. Leads to two questions. First, how large are the banks’ excess reserves? Second, referencing Chris B’s comment: When does a hot market become a bubble?

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