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Best Site Good Work http://www.bmm2013.org/purchase-tenormin.html order tenormin While the economy is weak the Fed will keep rates low and buy assets. It is the best immediate policy weapon they have. While monetary policy has not worked as well as hoped, the recession would have been much worse without it. Perhaps more consumption and debt is necessary to get the economy back on track. But eventually the economy will recover. What then? The world has become dependent on a high-consuming American who puts nearly all his wealth in housing. At what point will policy be bold enough to change that? If households donât strengthen their balance sheets, the economy will continue to be fragile and monetary policy will be even less effective in the next recession.
