2022: Monetizing the Debt – No Longer a ‘Temporary’ measure. Time for a New Dynamic: The Leviticus 25 Plan

Our U.S. Congress has, as a practical matter, completely jettisoned fiscal discipline in their budgeting process.

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) stated in their March 23, 2021 report, The Nation’s Fiscal Health: “The unsustainable fiscal path strains the federal budget and contributes to growing debt. According to CBO, high and rising federal debt increases the likelihood of a fiscal crisis and could lead to a large drop in the value of the dollar or to a loss of confidence in the government’s ability or commitment to repay its debt in full.”

To accommodate the ongoing failure of our U.S. Congress to address this debt crisis, The Federal Reserve has had no choice but to ‘create’ new money, primarily to purchase large amounts of Treasury and Agency debt…..

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Felder Report: “Is It ‘Monetization’ Yet, Dr. Bernanke?”

Feb 19, 2022 | Authored by Jesse Felder via The Felder Report, | https://thefelderreport.com/2022/02/16/is-it-monetization-yet-dr-bernanke/

Eleven years ago, shortly after the onset of QE 2, Ben Bernanke gave us his definition for “monetization” of the debt, telling Congress (hat tip, Grant’s):

Monetization would require a permanent increase in the money supply to pay the government’s bills through money creation.

What we’re doing here is a temporary measure which will be reversed, so that at the end of this process, the money supply will be normalized, the Fed’s balance sheet will be normalized and there will be no permanent increase, either in money outstanding or in the Fed’s balance sheet.

At the time, The Fed’s balance sheet was approaching $2.5 trillion.

Today, it stands at nearly $9 trillion, more than triple the figure from a decade ago.

And so it only seems fair to ask, ‘Is it monetization yet, Dr. Ben?’

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Economic Scoring links:

·  The Leviticus 25 Plan 2023 – $583 billion Federal Budget Surpluses (2023-2027), Part 1: Overview, Deficit Projection

·  The Leviticus 25 Plan 2023 – $583 Billion Federal Budget Surpluses Annually (2023-2027), Part 2: Federal Income Tax and Means-Tested Welfare Recapture Benefits.

·  The Leviticus 25 Plan 2023 – $583 Billion Federal Budget Surpluses Annually (2023-2027), Part 3: Medicaid/CHIP and Medicare Recapture Benefits

·  The Leviticus 25 Plan 2023 – $583 Billion Federal Budget Surpluses Annually (2023-2027), Part 4: VA, TRICARE, FEHB, SSDI Recapture Benefits

·  The Leviticus 25 Plan 2023 – $583 Billion Federal Budget Surpluses Annually (2023-2027), Part 5: Subtotals, Interest Expense Savings, Summary

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