The good, bad and ugly of Fed monetary intervention
John Horvat joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how Fed monetary intervention in the economy has been beneficial, even necessary, and when it creates multiple long-term problems that will eventually have to be reconciled.
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Economy: Nation, Global, Government, Politics
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