It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
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… the Federal Reserve was given the power to set reserve requirements on banks and to regulate loans for the purchase … the Federal Reserve was given the power to set reserve requirements on banks and to regulate loans for the purchase … - page 731
… the system we have now. Transitioning to free banking would require political authorities, including Congress and the … the system we have now. Transitioning to free banking would require political authorities, including Congress and the … - page 737
… from monetary policy today. Adopting a K-Percent Rule would require considering what transitions need to take place. … from monetary policy today. Adopting a K-Percent Rule would require considering what transitions need to take place. … … - page 739
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… agreements, tying arrangements, exclusive dealings and requirements contracts, “predatory” price cutting, and price … agreements, tying arrangements, exclusive dealings and requirements contracts, “predatory” price cutting, and price … - page 871
… such as Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) requirements on publicly traded corporations and their … such as Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) requirements on publicly traded corporations and their … - page 871
… harmful news, or more implicit—for example, regulatory requirements so burdensome that they deter market entrance … harmful news, or more implicit—for example, regulatory requirements so burdensome that they deter market entrance … - page 874
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