Freight, Pensions, ECB, Germany

by WARREN MOSLER

 

Truckers Cut Payrolls As Freight Demand Softens

Funding pensions reduces aggregate demand:

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The Long Bull Market Has Failed to Fix Public Pensions

Long term loans to banks do nothing for the macro economy and negative interest rates are a tax:

Mario Draghi signaled that the European Central Bank expects to rely on long-term bank loansand tweaks to its negative interest-rate policy as a first defense if officials need to intensify their fight against the economic slowdown.

The comments came as the ECB president warned that euro-area growth has cooled further this year and could yet worsen. In a sign that hopes of a second-half rebound are fading, he said the weakness “will extend into the rest of the year.”

Germany’s Economy Runs on Low Wages

 

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