| Title | : | Inflation and deflation 3: Obama stimulus plan | Finance u0026 Capital Markets | Khan Academy |
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Why the saving rate has to reach 10 when people cant borrow anymore? Comment from : cesar vialpando |
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Sal Khan for President! Thank you God for Sal’s business videos! Comment from : LECityLECLEC |
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Just blank out the inception of the FED and the financial crisis' that followed in the 20th century, and also the fact that the gold standard was being used properly since the 19th century not just 70 years ago Comment from : Sam Steers |
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where can you find current capacity utilization numbers/graph? im referring to graph shown at 7:23 Comment from : Doug O |
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Really well explained Thank you!! Comment from : Abhinav Gautam |
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0:43 Comment from : therealyoohyeon |
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Can you make a video about how to estimate capacity utilization? It would be really helpful Thank you Comment from : Marcelo Barrero |
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Now that we are very nearly back to 80 capacity utilization, I would really like to see an updated economic analysis Thanks for the clear and concise explanations Comment from : Richard /rr |
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The next few year are over sal! NOW WHAT! Comment from : DonkeyGuy3 |
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Sal it is almost at 80! Now what? Comment from : DonkeyGuy3 |
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Thank you sal Comment from : DonkeyGuy3 |
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The one thing the stimulus package has not done is stimulate the economy
Prior to the bailout money to the banks, the banks were lending more money than they were afterwards, the speed at which money circulated in the economy fell to the lowest level in 50 years and investment in businesses fell by over 25 AFTER the stimulus
Comment from : tommydhammer |
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people aren't saving because our dollar doesn't hold value 1985 --- PLAZA ACCORD! Forced dollar devaluation Comment from : The Peter Dislike Show |
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How can you expect people to save when you rob them of 10-15 of their savings each year? Comment from : The Peter Dislike Show |
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This guy's powerpoint style is totally nuts Fortunately he is very well spoken If I just saw the picture I'd think this was the work of an utter loon Comment from : Ian Wilmoth |
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I have a few questions (not specifically for Khan but also the YT community), but first of all: I am not of the opinion that creating deflation is good for the economy
What is your viewpoint on 'natural deflation'? (where natural deflation is a declining CPI due to innovation & research)
Sometimes I hear a stable inflation of 2-3 and some say even 8 is good
Does a stable inflation rate of 2-3 really benefit the people and not just the first receivers of the money? Comment from : BennoTheDutch |
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Ron Paul 2012 our only hope of fixing the economy Comment from : Haliotro |
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VOTE KHAN FOR PRESIDENT IN 2012!!! Comment from : Enteranamehere |
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@30percentplusreturns That is because you do not understand economics That's why you don't buy it Keep learning from Sal Comment from : XESTISS |
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@alonelychild Sal Khan Comment from : xxbondsxx |
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Khanacademy, what do you think would happen if the current bubble the FED is creating has to be burst by a shof of interests a la Paul Vocker? 20 somethint percentage year on short-term debt? To the real economy, taking into consideration the debased industrial base of US, the debt addiction and net interest costs in budget?
Do you think a sovereign default is possible in the next 10 years? Comment from : alonelychild |
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What is your name narrator of khanacademy? Comment from : alonelychild |
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If I am not very much mistaken, during the Great Depression and WWII the Gold Standart was abandoned Comment from : alonelychild |
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Hyper-inflation concept for me is when currency looses its transaction capacity, when people start to trade real goods instead That can be avoided by indexation, or inflation hedging upon daily indexes Comment from : alonelychild |
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@30percentplusreturns Yes, that is correct But bear in mind that private credit is also money creation As matter of fact there are 800 trillions of dollars around in CDSs
The capacity of government to create money, compared to the private banking is minimal Comment from : alonelychild |
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I could fix this economy, but my explanation and reasoning took 1553 characters Guess we'll never know Comment from : cyndeetrek |
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The problem is the weak dollar is discouraging people to save I think this video missed this root cause Comment from : The Peter Dislike Show |
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great Comment from : MrVxtay |
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I really enjoy all of Kahn's down-to-earth educational videos, both for learning new things as well as brushing up on things I've we'll, majored inI would like to add that in my opinion, any stimulus should be directed to the middle and lower classes that have a lower propensity to save, but contribute to a huge velocity in money This added demand will enrich all, factory owners and workers, say, and with less borrowing, create the means for saving Okay, okay, I'll run your country! Comment from : torchyboy1 |
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No The value in the dollar is based off how much it can buy which is based off CPI The point this guy is making is that if you print 1000 trillion dollars it won't effect anything as long as the money is locked in safe or someones mattress where it is not circulating The added currency will not effect anything until people start using it The of capacity used increasing will indicate people are starting to spent their dollar, and would lead to inflation which he is worried about Comment from : mike |
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This is so much Keynesian BS
Learn some capital structure theory - you are treating GDP and capital as some big homogenous blob Comment from : libertyplayground |
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and u have a bachelor of arts from art history or something? Comment from : eddycurrent85 |
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No savings? What about the people that maxed out their 401k's every paycheck? Is that not considered "saving"? Comment from : MrFredGSanford |
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Keynes was one of the great geniuses of our modern ageYOU are not! Comment from : BigDeanoSyd |
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which category does this video fall under in the playlist? Comment from : Martin W |
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Thanks Sal! Comment from : Strick |
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Insightful stuff for sure Comment from : BigBruddah101 |
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ʇxǝʇ uʍop-ǝpısdn uı ǝʌǝılǝq ʇuop ı Comment from : Peter Trinchero |
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Good Video The bigger potential currency event that is coming is when we have to continually increasing demands to bailout the derivatives market and Foreign countries stop buying our debt at which time we monetize, which has already began That could be much greater than the stimulus and is the real threat those concerned with hyper infla are concerned about Comment from : mosullivan511 |
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> hat will increase the value of the dollar and is nessecary since the 80's
Now I understand better Hugh Hendry's point He forsee deflation with a dollar rally, and he's bear on all other assets I didn't get precisely his reasoning till now Comment from : Durchbrechen |
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YES! The natural thing for people to do is save! That will increase the value of the dollar and is nessecary since the 80's Bringing back the savings rate to 10 would be GREAT, however, the government KEEPS spending! How will that effect the dollar? Negatively! The government is devaluing the dollar with all this spending! Sure, we won't have hyperinflation now, but we will as soon as people start dumping the dollar because they'll see americans never pay back or save the money we've borrowed Comment from : A |
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oustanding !!!! Thank you very much Comment from : Durchbrechen |
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People are saving more/buying less these days pressuring companies to lower their prices in order to sell Secondly, the amount of credit money flowing in dramatically decreased, and so far the fed hasn't printed enough money to cause hyperinflation at current lending levels Theoretically the fed could cause hyperinflation should they choose pay for gov spending with printed money, or freak people out that they will do that people will buy fearing inflation comes instead of save prices rise Comment from : Tschäff Reisberg |
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that's the next stage of the crisis, not what is happening presently They can raise taxes, increase the reserve requirements, or even increase interest rates to combat this The exchange rates and capital flows however are something of another story Comment from : Tschäff Reisberg |
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Khan, You need to understand that when the dollar is dumped from reserve banks around the world, and the debt obligations of the US become exponetially increasing, that hyperinflation will set in its not about whether people save or not, or nomial prices of goods - the world banks will set their USD into the market - hyperinflation that happens when no-one wants USD - this isn't a normal economical cycle thats the problem with these vids your doing its based on a normal contraction Comment from : stellaconcepts |
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Mouljran, the money supply changes aren't the only cause of inflation You have to look at velocity of money also, as well as many other factors For example if guys like you hoard gold, the price of it will rise (inflate) regardless of money supply For a very good document examining the various theories of inflation do a google search for Causes of Inflation in Turkey: A Literature Survey with Special Reference to Theories of Inflation Comment from : Tschäff Reisberg |
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The stock market bubbles and the savings decline coincide with the advent of 401K plans 401K plans began Jan 1 1980 401K plans tend to be blind shotgun approach to investing, worst yet it's difficult to take your money out The next bubble is just beginning Most people haven't a clue what the P/E ratios, Market Cap, or market share of the stocks they are buying They just see a statement every 3-6 months and call that savings Comment from : Tooomps Challenge |
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This really just goes to show that Wall Street is the problem If the money people "invest" actually went to the company they "think" they are investing in the company would have more capital to invest and pay bills and they wouldn't need loans from bailout banks Comment from : heymrnickerbocker |
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One factor should be considered is the reserve currency role of US dollar Right now the debate on this has become more popular What if most other countries lost confidence on US$? I do believe that the whole world has to be considered when discussing inflation since it is the world currency Comment from : Ya Tian |
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Why don't you work for CNBC and teach America how to fix itself? We crave satisfactory explanations of what is going on! WE CRAVE IT I SAY!!!! Comment from : Ross G |
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maybe we had the worse inflation when we were on the gold standard, but remember that the President took all the gold from the american people, so infaltion was not measured with gold even though we had the gold standard
If the US people had their gold, inflation would have not been a problem Comment from : Lucky7wins |
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i have not even seen this videobut i can already saykeep up the explanations
ps great job at explaining what the toxic asset buy out will do Comment from : Lucky7wins |
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