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I have a feeling that the answer is yes - because economics is kind of cyclical. We can't have a boom without the inevitable bust, so to speak. Plus, keeping
by NickC25 4y ago
I have a feeling that the answer is yes - because economics is kind of cyclical. We can't have a boom without the inevitable bust, so to speak.
Plus, keeping interest rates unrealistically low for over a decade just to please the highest echelons of financial power (under the bullshit guise that lower interest rates == more jobs) does nothing more than pause the natural economic cycle and, honestly, it just makes the bust that much more inevitable and dangerous.