1. The example of Russian demand-driven inflation occured during a time of economic boom (for the rest of the world), not a recession. I was speaking of a situation whereby it was the demands of the Russian people which created inflation. Nowhere did I mention recession.
Oh god Dele, will you cut the bullshit rhetoric. I've been through private healthcare, and it's just as inefficent and malign as public healthcare, and costs a hell of a lot more. So you couldn't get to see a shrink? Wow! I don't care! A shrink was hardly neccesary, if you could get better on your own. You would most likely have spent a fortune on money, only to not improve in the slightest! And as for your comments on the healthcare system- old people die. Giving organs to an elderly man simply because he can pay £15,000 or however much to him is an absurd and amoral thing to do. If he didn't have the money to buy them, he would die anyway! If he does have the money, why not go out of the country and buy them! Good god man, half you're points about 'socialised' healthcare are utterly invalid, as you'll get them in private healthcare.
And you're cycle- it fails to note that the boom-bust cycle long predates centralised banking control. Oh, wait, dosen't that- yes, it does. The existence of the 1865-1880 Long Depression disproves that argument!
And my claim is not wrong. You'll note that I stated 'tradeable securities'. Securities that can be traded between financial institutions freely, in essence forming a form of closed-currency in that while it will not reach the consumers and result in the money-supply inflation, it will also not limit the purchasing power of the institues.
Oh god Dele, will you cut the bullshit rhetoric. I've been through private healthcare, and it's just as inefficent and malign as public healthcare, and costs a hell of a lot more. So you couldn't get to see a shrink? Wow! I don't care! A shrink was hardly neccesary, if you could get better on your own. You would most likely have spent a fortune on money, only to not improve in the slightest! And as for your comments on the healthcare system- old people die. Giving organs to an elderly man simply because he can pay £15,000 or however much to him is an absurd and amoral thing to do. If he didn't have the money to buy them, he would die anyway! If he does have the money, why not go out of the country and buy them! Good god man, half you're points about 'socialised' healthcare are utterly invalid, as you'll get them in private healthcare.
And you're cycle- it fails to note that the boom-bust cycle long predates centralised banking control. Oh, wait, dosen't that- yes, it does. The existence of the 1865-1880 Long Depression disproves that argument!
And my claim is not wrong. You'll note that I stated 'tradeable securities'. Securities that can be traded between financial institutions freely, in essence forming a form of closed-currency in that while it will not reach the consumers and result in the money-supply inflation, it will also not limit the purchasing power of the institues.