Can Central Banks Control Inflation?

0:00 — Inflation 2022 and cost of living crisis
2:50 — What are central banks?
3:50 — Inflation & the money supply
4:27 — Inflation & interest rates
5:06 — Can interest rates reduce inflation?
6:13 — What are the 3 types of inflation?
6:39 — The Great Inflation of the 1970s
8:30 — Volckernomics
9:42 — Lessons from the Volcker era
11:09 — What is Quantitative Easing?
13:00 — Monetary vs. Fiscal Policy Explained

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[tantalisinglabrat]

Time to eliminate all the speculative practises. Interest rates on mortgages, fluctuating gold and oil price. Down with all central banks. Lets adopt decentralized uncontrolled bitcoin as a medium of transfer

[amyritchie]

In the economic history of the world, there has never been something called “transitory inflation”. Once inflation gains a foothold it is extremely hard to control and is almost never countered by deflation.>

[Muller_Andr]

inflation remains well above the Fed’s 2% target. Some of the top commentators in the markets, business and economics have been sounding off on just how bad they think the next downturn might be — and how far stocks may have to fall. I need ideas and advice on what investments to make to set myself up for retirement, my goal is to have a portfolio of at least $850k at the age of 60.

[lioneldawson]

Bankers are the most powerful people on this Planet. Money is making them POWERFUL.

[tmcche]

One of the best videos I have seen on inflation. But, it's not really complicated at all.

Milton Friedman, “Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon in the sense that it is and can be produced only by a more rapid increase in the quantity of money than in output.”

There is no empirical economic evidence to suggest otherwise. So the Fed says, "let's experiment with quantitative easing & tightening."

ps, as with the 1970s inflation, the 2020s inflation will not end until the supply side catches up to monetary policy. Government policies, actions (OPEC, Ukraine invasion, China lockdowns, anti-fracking, ...) control and constrain the supply side. The Fed controls the money supply.

This is not a rocket science project. It's a matter of political will.

pss, two men turned the 1970s around. Paul Volcker on the money supply side and President Reagan on the supply side.

psss, the problem with inflation is that prices are sticky and wage increases are lethargic. It may take a decade or two just to get even. Retirees don't have that much time. Deflation - inflation are two sides of the same coin. Some people will call heads, some will call tails. The value system one holds will decide which is worse. Cut the Gordian knot. Don't audit the Fed with its fiat currency. Disband the Fed.

[franciscadominga]

Equilibrio en la economía si subes los precios el consumidor no los compra y si no vendes no produces que prefieren que el fabricante cierre y mande a la calle ah sus empleados, si el que tiene que pagar los impuestos no los paga no llega en veneficios ah la gente hasta cuando van ah tomar conciencia de las cosas pensemos en positivo y actuemos de la misma forma. Si la gente no consume la economía no se mueve.

[thesocialdad]

I love the way how two periods of inflation are never the same and how this is portrayed/explained in the video

[MrDanilorr]

Probabilmente no, o quantomeno non direttamente.
L'inflazione moderna è speculazione e/o filiere malsane, ove in qualche passaggio i problemi portano altri problemi più grandi.
La modulazione dei tassi, il loro aumento in questo caso, nell'economia attuale colpisce direttamente il trend. Gli effetti (negativi per l'economia tutta) quindi si dovrebbero già vedere dal 3 trim. 2022
Mia opinione
Dott. Dani Angelini

[raredreamfootage]

Inducing a recession should be deemed as Treason.

[waimerfbr]

Its simple. Just dont print more money!!!

[doogorocom]

From 2019 to 2022, Taiwan's land will increase two to three times Raw materials more than doubled

[nickieglazer]

Bank bail-ins
‘You will own nothing and be happy’
WEF & IMF

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[Alexandros.Mograine]

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[lioneldawson]

They are very powerful because of money. All they need to do is equalize money. That means make money available to everyone. Forgive all debts if they can. Their book sucks. The name of it.

[giovannamiccoli]

Possono, solo se distribuiranno le ricchezze provenienti dalle tasse in maniera equa, non arricchendo eccessivamente chi ha molto e impoverendo fino al limite i più poveretti.Essendo infatti i poveri un numero maggiore rispetto ai ricchi, non potrebbero, per il futuro, favorire una buona ripresa dell'economia.

[KrishnaKumar-blbt]

Nationalise the federal reserve if the govt have guts

[jimmiephiri]

Divil and his ambassadors at work what a shame!

[ibrahimoo]

Wasn't inflation the reason they built treasury's how come the citizens have to pay for it.

[juliohernandezhernandez]

Por k si ponéis esta información en España como no ponéis los sustitulos en español así nos enteraremos de lo k dicen, sería de agradecer. K pasen un estupendo día 😉