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18. 03. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
Understanding the US Money Supply: Monetary Policy, Not Arbitrary Printing
We discuss how the US government does not arbitrarily print money, but rather adjusts the money supply to meet transactional demands. The process of increasing the money supply is often misunderstood, as it primarily happens through monetary policy measures like...
16. 03. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
Unconventional Monetary Policy Tools Used by the Federal Reserve
how the United States expanded its money supply primarily through unconventional monetary policy tools like quantitative easing, where the Federal Reserve bought specific bonds and credited the seller accounts. This increased the recorded quantity of money, even though physical dollars...
12. 03. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
Understanding the Growth of the Dollar Supply: Beyond the Myth of Printing Dollars
We discuss the technical aspects of the notion of printing dollars and the actual reasons behind the growth of the dollar supply. This includes meeting the demand for dollars for transactions and monetary policy measures aimed at lowering interest rates...
19. 02. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
The Principle of Printing Money to Meet Demand and Maintain Currency Stability
the economic principle of printing money to fill the gap, which states that central banks or monetary authorities should only print additional currency when there is a genuine demand in the economy to meet market needs and prevent inflation, in...
16. 02. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
The Enduring Dominance of the US Dollar in Global Finance
the dominance of the US dollar as the global reserve currency, despite attempts by other nations to create alternatives. The dollar's stability and broad acceptance make it the preferred choice for international trade and investment, and it is likely to...
15. 02. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
The Marginal Role of SDRs as an International Reserve Currency
the International Monetary Fund's proposal to use SDRs as an inflationary replacement for the US dollar in international reserves. Some economists have suggested the IMF issue up to $1 trillion in SDRs to be used as a global reserve currency...