Row 76044

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Was the financial experiment of adding unprecedented amounts of money and stimulus the right response to the scenario presented at the start of the pandemic? Tough to say. It's only overkill in hindsight. If the pandemic had ended up worse, the Fed acting too late would risk an almost certain crash, with a questionable recovery.

That said, no one other than the US can get away with such loose monetary policy without far more serious consequences. Other nations were soaking up US dollars as a hedge or to ensure their central banks were adequately funded. This exported many of the inflationary consequences.

Regardless, there are a few major issues that will need to resolve at some point. The US debt accumulation is on an unsustainable path, and interest payments alone surpass the military budget, a sacred and very well funded cow. Perhaps most telling is the inverted yield curve that doesn't seem to want to correct even after 18 months. Real estate has become near unaffordable or simply impossible for a person with an average income (depending on the market and the person's needs).

If the Fed can still pull off a true soft landing without creating a lost decade like Japan had, economists will probably study this time period for a very long time.

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