will they be we look into a coming right up then we have dr thomas elliot live and in studio today dr polly is sitting down with me to discuss the e.c.b. his announcement as well as keynesianism in the context of the world of monetary policy domination of who and in honor of the one year anniversary of edward snowden the n.s.a. revelations we have loved or loves and on the show today i sat down with those are really are today to discuss how the government bullied him into installing surveillance equipment on his servers which ultimately forced of the shutdown is company not cool you won't want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. because . we've been anticipating this all week and it's now finally happened the european central bank has introduced a number of different measures aimed at stimulating the eurozone economy measures like negative interest rates and. long term loans to banks now these t.v. credits deposit rate for banks from zero to negative zero point one percent all in an effort to encourage banks to lend to households and businesses european policymakers are trying to

financial crisis to stagnation welcome to the show again it's always a pleasure having you here dr polly now i want to first talk about macro economics here but before we get there first first i want to talk about you know that you see b. and what went on here now they lowered rates instituted negative deposit rate instead of credit operations to induce banks to lend to small businesses and households but here's my question can you walk us through what these steps are and what these measures mean for the euro well. the big news here was the negative posts are great but also sitting on a lot of excess reserves. we depositing them with central bank and have been picking up zero percent no they were small marginal penalty of one tenth of a point. my own view on that it's a i'm a little apprehensive about it there are some potential. side to this that i don't think i've been addressed enough. one thing that you are doing in a sense is you're throwing cost back into the banking system at zero there was nothing either way now this is a small little tax so presumably it's going to pass that bac

they be we'll look into a coming right up then we have dr thomas kelly live and in studio today dr polly is sitting down with me to discuss the e.c.b. his announcement as well as keynesianism in the context of the world of monetary policy domination of who and in honor of the one year anniversary of edward snowden the n.s.a. revelations we have lived our lives and on the show today i sat down with all of our earlier today to discuss how the government bullied him into installing surveillance equipment on the servers which ultimately force of the shutdown is company not cool you won't want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. we've been anticipating this all week and it's now finally happened the european central bank has introduced a number of different measures aimed at stimulating the eurozone economy measures like negative interest rates and cheap long term loans to banks now the u.c.b. credits deposit rate for banks from his.

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time now for a quick break but stick around because we're turn dr thomas pollies on the show he's telling us about the not so minute differences between keynesian and new keynesian economics. then in today's big deal i'm going to be joined by the host of our tease the big picture tom pardon thomas sitting down with me to discuss the failure of economics you won't want to miss the other day of this but before we go here's a look at some of your closing numbers at the. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic. from the we'll talk of the interviews intriguing story for you. visit. to the. show. that says. to keep the. peace because of the trouble in situ for so. this is going to be because through his. columnist paul krugman is one of the main intellectual proponent of liberal policies in the american political sphere but many posts are you that in fact his liberal policies. economics at the heart of. here to explain his position is dr thomas. he is the author of from financial crisis to stagnation and economic policy adviser to the a.f.l.-cio started the conversation by ask

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tonnelle for a quick break but stick around because the return dr thomas pollies on the show he's telling us about the not so minute differences between keynesian and new keynesian economics. then in today's big deal i'm going to be joined by the host of our tease the big picture of partner thomas sitting down with me live to discuss the failure of economics you won't want to miss another day of this but before we go here's a look at some of your closing numbers at the bell. i'm . a. big corporation trying to. do and thank all. my. family for a politician right. here just to let. live. live. live live. talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. this is going to be an interview because through his platform of the nobel prize winning economist paul krugman is one of the main intellectual proponents of liberal policies in the american political sphere but many host keynesians argue that in fact his liberal policies belie neil classical economics at the heart of his new keynesian economics now here to explain his position is dr thomas. he is the author of financial cris

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program so they're kind of just like you know us and japan now economist dr thomas polly is here to discuss the e.c.b. is announcement as well as keynesianism in the context of the world monetary policy dom. and i love that term now dr powell is the author of from financial crisis to stagnation and welcome to the show again it's always a pleasure having you here dr paoli now i want to first talk about macro economics a bit before we get there first first i want to talk about you know the e.c.b. and what went on here now they lowered rates instituted negative deposit rate instead of credit operations to induce banks to lend to small businesses and households but here's my question can you walk us through what these steps are and what these measures mean for the euro well the big news here was the negative deposit rate banks are sitting on a lot of excess reserves they have depositing them with central bank and of been picking up zero percent now they will small marginal penalty of one tenth of a point. my own view on that it's i'm a little apprehensive about it there are some potential. down

mall grimm's take on euro politics and the political rise of euro skeptics then we bring you dr thomas pollies take on the monetary policy now he argues that monetary policy is the wrong tool to deal with the issues facing europe it's pretty interesting stuff and of course monetary policy is the only game in town these days so economist him do we discuss is how a layman might understand what exactly is happening over at the fed these days as well do you breakdown why the fed doesn't just hike the fed funds rate as it continues to tighten also interesting then the dire levison of a lot of it discusses the. reason why edward harrison's revolutions are so important to the conversations we're currently having about digital privacy and surveillance yesterday was the one year anniversary of the first of many stories detailing how the u.s. is sucking up debt on average american citizens and finally to end on a very funny we have to it's friday i asked famed investor jim rogers to recount his story of hopping on a motorcycle to find opportunity in china who knows that's where to find it enjoy. the ris