it's celebrating debt burden and then we broke new ground with prime interest producer justin underhill putting the monetary base against the broader money supply. and the final lap we talked about the old warhorses bernanke you've lost stay and diamondback things are joining me make sure you come back on monday when we reveal the winner of the banker's cup race that's our show for today be sure to follow us on facebook facebook dot com slash prime interest and you can follow me on twitter at perry and artsy from all of us here at prime interest i'm perry and boring have a great night. wealthy british study done. the time to write for. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. i'm going down of the sun and. we will remember that we will be. breaking news here on. israeli air strike on syria in less than forty eight hours speculation and. break out between the two countries. it's a pleasure to have you with us this morning here on. live in moscow le

supply as well while for more on monetary base we're going to turn to prime interest producer justin underhill just seem thanks for joining me thanks for having me. can you explain what is the difference between the monetary base and the money supply because they seem similar it might be confusing people get them confused all the time so the monetary base is currency in circulation that's coins and bills as well as reserves held by the banking system is the things that much of the fed can control directly and that's through issuing more bills that's why if you look at a bill close up it says federal note or by digitally creating money through cutting the reserves. of member bank accounts at the fed but if you look at our bills they call them interest know exactly how many measures the money supply are there right so that there is also the money supply which is currency in circulation so that's similar to the monetary base but it's also savings accounts checking accounts as as well but not reserves of banks which is a key difference and there are several different measures one measures and one

o'brien had some wisdom to share with those being wrongfully foreclosed on and our very own justin underhill wasn't has a tend to explore the foolishness of predatory lending nor was it hard to believe how judd gregg revolt from senator to goldman to sephora we were just slightly incredulous when we learned of the world was running out of treasury and dad's so he felt the need to shine a light on gary gensler and the m.f. global saga lest our viewers fall into the wonder of despair finally j.p. morgan is apparently still in the spring of hope and attempts to get ahead of regulatory purgatory and the noisy authority on the street well it's time to sign off with a superlative tale thanks for watching and come back tomorrow and be sure to follow us on facebook at facebook dot com i'm interested from all of us that prime interest i'm sorry and boring a great night. wealthy british sun all. the time to write in the money is going to go right on out of. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger or a no holds barred look at the global financial headli

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risk in the celebrating debt burden and then we broke new ground with prime interest producer justin underhill hitting the monetary base against the broader money supply chain and the final lap we talked about the old warhorse and bernanke used last stand and diamondback thanks for joining me make sure you come back on monday when we reveal the winner of the banker's raise that's our show for today be sure to follow us on facebook facebook dot com slash prime interest and you can follow me on twitter at perry and artsy all. us here at prime interest i'm parry and boring have a great night. live . live live. live . breaking news unnamed israeli officials confirm an ass strike on syria is the second such incident since january. while we were in opposition has accused the regime of carrying out a months ago the claims coming siding with washington's al smith it's not openly considering arming the rebels. also this hour the u.k. independence policy makes a breakthrough in local elections and a sense it find some polland with the conservatives already has maintained they now have to win by voters l

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year two thousand and for more on youth unemployment numbers we turn to prime interest producer justin underhill thanks for joining me thanks for having me so just seeing what are some of the major factors contributing to high unemployment for young americans while the recession has certainly taken a toll on younger workers there's been a lack of job creation and the jobs that have been created the haven't been have only been keeping pace with population growth in addition only house house of the unemployed workers in the us are under the age of thirty four so with the decrease in the or with the lack of jobs being created and the surplus of people looking for work there's certainly been a lot more competition and there's some employers market that we see here which means that when you look at things like a true level jobs or so-called entry level jobs they're requiring more and more experience sometimes two to three years of. and a recent survey cited in c.n.n. money showed up forty percent of college graduates that have graduated within the past two years are in jobs that do not require a coll

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pose a threat to the economy for more on too big to fail we turn to prime interest producer justin underhill. this july will mark three years since dodd frank was signed into law a bill designed to end the massive bailout of banks. must. fail but we're going to end too big to fail this is intended to put an end to the idea that some firms are too big to fail how did we get here today's mega banks grew out of repeated series of mergers and acquisitions over the past two decades exacerbated by the crash of two thousand eight. hundred to log. in two thousand and ten so where we are now nearly three years later the six largest u.s. financial institutions the more than two thirds of all credit cards and over half of mortgages today they have assets equal to almost two thirds of u.s. g.d.p. that's double the size from a decade ago and now that's created a problem that's almost too big to fail senator elizabeth warren recently confronted federal reserve chairman ben bernanke we've now understood this problem for nearly five years so when are we going to get rid of too big to fail. well some of the

in college tuition costs and the rise in student loans we turn to private interest producer justin underhill. just think can you tell us a little bit more about what's happening in this trend and increasing college tuition absolutely so college tuition has been increasing steeply over the past twenty years and that's far more sharply than the consumer price index which is. below now from one thousand nine hundred seven to one nine hundred ninety the slopes were roughly the same between college tuition and the consumer price index but between one thousand nine hundred and two thousand we can see that college tuition doubled the slope of the c.p.i. and then between two thousand and now two thousand and thirteen the slope has doubled again while the slope of the c.p.i. has remained still constant. or what have cars this skyrocketing cost of education well here we're just looking at to wish and cost we're not looking at the total cost of education so while tuition has certainly been increasing if we look at the total cost of education which involves more than just to wish and this is per student

bubble with me shabaka in a bit and chart some of the drama with the prime interest producer justin underhill and. finally there's a lot of money sloshing around the academe capital markets so far in two thousand and thirteen we've seen sixty four public offerings in the u.s. raising seventeen billion dollars in a record distance before the financial crisis and this is the last year as a thirteen billion dollars and may but there are still seven and a half months ago in two thousand and thirteen and we've seen in the last few years the i.p.o. market can easily be shut down whether it's the debt ceiling debate or an i.p.o. blunder itself like last year's facebook offering for now wall street enjoy the even money here's what's in your private jets. now the increasing cost of college do it too ition is causing major issues among young americans the average student graduates today with about twenty six thousand dollars in student loan debt the federal government issues direct loans between three point four and seven point nine percent and the rates are set to double on july first now senator eliz

defenders league and the occupy our homes groups marched up constitution avenue today artie's own justin underhill actually attended today's protests and she joins me now for more hi there justin thank you so much for us for actually going to those protests for us and coming back here tonight so late the scene for us how many people were there what were they protesting and was it relatively peaceful there were several hundred people there and they were from all over the country i interviewed people from seattle from california from pittsburgh we saw a wide range of people and these were people that were either activists or victims of wrongful foreclosures and. they were fairly upset about the fact that there hasn't been a single banker or mortgage is sure that's face criminal jail time for the wrongful foreclosures or anything that's happened during the financial crisis one of the people that i talked to and hind she told me a little bit about her story of being wrongfully foreclosed on. they told me to get to become default on the loan and then i could do a modification but five days after the mo

a house or nods for more on how to interpret these numbers i turn to prime interest producer justin underhill just in can you tell us a little bit more about the trends that you're seeing in the housing sector well this is a graph of the case shiller home price index and this is used to track changes in home prices throughout the u.s. and we have it from two thousand to today now over the past twelve months we've seen a pretty steady rise in the home prices but this is what everyone's been touting as housing recovery and granted this is the biggest gains that we've seen in the index since may of two thousand and six and that's just comparing the slopes but if you look a little bit closer you can see that where we are now is fairly similar to where we were in two thousand and ten the certainly can't be interpreted as a housing recovery and part of the reason for the price suppression that we saw right after two thousand and ten in two thousand and eleven was because of a wave of foreclosures that hit the market at that time and according to realty trac there's another wave of foreclosures in t

o'brien had some wisdom to share with those being wrongfully foreclosed on and our very own justin underhill was and has a tent to explore the foolishness of predatory lending nor is it hard to believe how judd gregg revolve from senator to goldman to sephora we were just slightly incredulous when we learned of the world was running out of treasury debt and we felt the need to shine a light on very young players and that the m.f. global saga must our viewers fall into the wonder of despair finally j.p. morgan is apparently still in the spring of hope and attempts to get ahead of regulatory purgatory in the noisy authorities on the street for us time to sign off on a superlative tale thanks for watching and come back tomorrow and be sure to follow us on facebook at facebook dot com slash i'm interested from all of us that prime interest i'm sorry and boring a great night. well . out of sight but still on our minds. let's try to live smarter smartphones you never know what some people are hiding and can be sure to prove to the molecular level that what the doctor ordered is often based on secr