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.. .The Global Curse of the Federal Reserve This page intentionally left blank The Global Curse of the Federal Reserve How Investors Can Survive and Profit from Monetary Chaos Brendan Brown. .. with the global credit bubble of the 1920s and ends with the global credit bubble and bust of the 2000s There are many destinations along the way (including the great inflation and collapse of the. .. Let’s explain these three elements in greater detail and in the context of both the US and the global economy In the case of the first element of monetary disorder, the manipulation of interest

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Half-Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgements
1 How Monetary Chaos Powers Irrational Exuberance
- What is the global curse of the Federal Reserve?
- Two forms of economic destruction
- How a monetary virus can attack software controlling the invisible hands
- How does monetary disorder fuel a rise in speculative temperature?
- 2 A 100-Year-Old Monetary Disorder
  - The golden start which never took place
  - Crisis as the Great War erupts
  - Conflict within the Fed during the period of US neutrality
  - First monetary failure – the great inflation of 1915–16
  - From goods inflation to the great asset inflation of the 1920s
  - US dollar and US rates too low, monetary base growth too high
  - Austrian views of 1920s disequilibrium
  - Benjamin Strong fuels credit bubble in the Weimar Republic
  - A revisionist tale of Federal Reserve blunders in the Great Depression
  - Towards the asset price inflation of 1936–7 and the inevitable Roosevelt recession

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Brown the global curse of the federal reserve; how investors can survive and profit from monetary chaos (2011)

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Cover

Half-Title

Title

Copyright

Contents

Acknowledgements

1 How Monetary Chaos Powers Irrational Exuberance

What is the global curse of the Federal Reserve?

Two forms of economic destruction

How a monetary virus can attack software controlling the invisible hands

How does monetary disorder fuel a rise in speculative temperature?

2 A 100-Year-Old Monetary Disorder

The golden start which never took place

Crisis as the Great War erupts

Conflict within the Fed during the period of US neutrality

First monetary failure – the great inflation of 1915–16

From goods inflation to the great asset inflation of the 1920s

US dollar and US rates too low, monetary base growth too high

Austrian views of 1920s disequilibrium

Benjamin Strong fuels credit bubble in the Weimar Republic

A revisionist tale of Federal Reserve blunders in the Great Depression

Towards the asset price inflation of 1936–7 and the inevitable Roosevelt recession

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