Back to the Sixties
In 1964, the rapidly growing economies of Europe, still catching up to the US, howling about the Federal Reserve's recklessly expansionary monetary policy, which, they argued, was exporting inflation by flooding their economies with imported finance. Plus ça change, as the French would say – and as they are saying now as France assumes the G-20 presidency.
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BERKELEY – Complaints about the inflationary effects of American monetary policy are rampant, despite there being barely a hint of inflation in the United States. Rapidly growing catch-up economies are paddling furiously to avoid being dragged down by a torrent of capital inflows. Prominent policymakers, desperate for alternatives to America’s malfunctioning monetary system, have gone so far as to allude to a return to the gold standard.