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		<title>Fisher  Storms on the Horizon  Part 6 of 18</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Fisher  Storms on the Horizon  Part 6 of 18 
You might wonder why G7 Forex Trading System a central banker would be concerned with fiscal matters. Fiscal policy is, after all, the responsibility of the Congress, not the Federal Reserve. Congress, and Congress alone, has the power to tax and spend. From [...]]]></description>
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<p>You might wonder why <a href="http://www.tradercoursereviews.com/review/index2.php?item_id=323">G7 Forex Trading System</a> a central banker would be concerned with fiscal matters. Fiscal policy is, after all, the responsibility of the Congress, not the Federal Reserve. Congress, and Congress alone, has the power to tax and spend. From this monetary policymakers point of view, though, deficits matter for what we do at the Fed. There are many reasons why. Economists have found that structural deficits raise long-run interest rates, complicating the Feds dual mandate to develop a monetary policy that promotes sustainable, noninflationary growth. The even more disturbing dark and dirty secret about deficitsespecially when they careen out of controlis that they create political pressure on central bankers to adopt looser monetary policy down the road. I will return to that shortly. First, let me give you the unvarnished facts of our nations fiscal predicament.</p>
<p>Eight years ago, our federal budget, crafted by a Democratic president <a href="http://tradercoursereviews.com/review/index2.php?item_id=372">Sure Fire Trading</a> and enacted by a Republican Congress, produced a fiscal surplus of $236 billion, the first surplus in almost 40 years and the highest nominal-dollar surplus in American history. While the Fed is scrupulously nonpartisan and nonpolitical, I mention this to emphasize that the deficit/debt issue knows no party and can be solved only by both parties working together.
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