After WSJ economics reporter Sudeep Reddy suggested that George Washington University invite Ron Paul to lecture on gold, he smacks Bernanke real hard with
this tweet:
27% of Americans view Bernanke favorably (down from 34% a year ago). Ron Paul's rating: 38% tinyurl.com
Bernanke - "the gold standard requires us to waste resources by mining gold in Africa and shipping it here" - I estimate the total cost of gold mining in 2010 at well-under $200 billion (2750 metric tons of gold @ $1800/ounce - http://goo.gl/swVR9) - probably more like $100 billion in reality.Contrast that with the multi-trillion cost of the 2008, caused mainly by the loose money policies of the Fed - estimates run from $17 trillion http://goo.gl/0xtIY to $25 trillion http://goo.gl/M6Dqd for the US government/Fed alone. I'd say $100 billion a year distributed worldwide is a small price to for a stable backing to our monetary system.
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http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2010/11/08/sarah-palins-qe2-criticism-includes-inflation-hyperbole/
ReplyDeleteSudeep was thrashing Ron Paul type critique of QE2 by Sarah Palin 2 years......His comment section shitted on him, maybe he learned something :)
Keep it up, internet-austrians :P
As a student at GWU, I can safely tell you that the administration would never have the balls to invite Ron Paul to speak.
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