FOMC's "Tight Money" Policy

[flow5]

Re: FOMC's "Tight Money" Policy

I stand on all of my statements.

[flow5]

Re: FOMC's "Tight Money" Policy

The exact number was 19.2%. You're probably not old enough to remember those days.

[bart]

Re: FOMC's "Tight Money" Policy

The exact number was 19.2%. You're probably not old enough to remember those days.

You couldn't just drop it, could you... consider this fair warning - the next attack or smart ass remark will not be treated kindly.

Now go look up the real data at either the BLS or use FRED and stop spreading wrong or mislabeled information (let alone historically wrong/biased info about the current Fed having "the most restrictive monetary policy in the history of the Federal Reserve"):
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/GDP

The annual change rate of nominal GDP peaked in the 13-14% range.

[flow5]

Re: FOMC's "Tight Money" Policy

Put your money where your mouth is. You're out of line and you are the one attacking. I remembered correctly. I got my data from the BEA. Virginia Mannering sent me to http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/publications/ei/.

Eat it stupid motherfucker.

[bart]

Re: FOMC's "Tight Money" Policy

Put your money where your mouth is. You're out of line and you are the one attacking. I remembered correctly. I got my data from the BEA. Virginia Mannering sent me to http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/publications/ei/.

Eat it stupid motherfucker.

Oh poor baby - he knows he's wrong and all he can do is use words and not even bother to check facts.



Nice job, and expected of an amateur who pores on for pages in blathering posts that say almost nothing.

Go ahead now and either pout or use more of those special words to prove even more how weak and wrong your position is, and after I've proved it.

[bart]

Re: FOMC's "Tight Money" Policy

Put your money where your mouth is. You're out of line and you are the one attacking. I remembered correctly. I got my data from the BEA.

The truly funny part is that if you really knew your data and weren't so insistent on being right with all your long and blathering posts, you'd know that you're using a different definition... and could have understood just that one point.

You didn't even pick up that I used BLS instead of BEA. Poor econ dork.

[Jim Nickerson]

Re: FOMC's "Tight Money" Policy

Poor econ dork.

Is this something that should be submitted for inclusion in the iTulip glossary?

[bart]

Re: FOMC's "Tight Money" Policy

Is this something that should be submitted for inclusion in the iTulip glossary?

As long as we also submit tinfoil hat enabled econ flake? ;)