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1 aagcobb  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 2:38:50pm

Fed action is better than nothing, which is what Congress is doing.

2 wrenchwench  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 2:57:49pm

Another anti-Fed freak.

3 researchok  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 2:58:57pm

re: #1 aagcobb

I would add, what can the fed do?

No one expects he fed to bat 1000 given the fluid nature of the economy, but what could/should they do?

Seems to me the safest bets are to build/rebuild infrastructure (and not just highways, The electricity grid is in bad shape, water mains are ancient all over the country, etc) and to make sure our trade treaties are balanced.

And there there is domestic energy production but that is a hot potato, unfortunately.

4 aagcobb  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 4:56:40pm

re: #3 researchok

I would add, what can the fed do?

No one expects he fed to bat 1000 given the fluid nature of the economy, but what could/should they do?

Seems to me the safest bets are to build/rebuild infrastructure (and not just highways, The electricity grid is in bad shape, water mains are ancient all over the country, etc) and to make sure our trade treaties are balanced.

And there there is domestic energy production but that is a hot potato, unfortunately.

Those are all actions that are within Congress' authority; the Fed can't do any of that. Were you suggesting the Fed should, or did I misunderstand your post?


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