The Lag Between the Changes in the Money Supply and the Real Economic Activity

Since 2000, you've had a 7% compound annual growth rate in American M2. The Federal Reserve does not print money. It is the private banking sector through the mechanism of making and extending new credits to the American corporation or the American citizen. There's a lag between the time that the change occurs in the money supply and the time that gets transmitted through to changes in asset prices. To see the rest of this video, join the tribe and subscribe at patreon.com slash youhenjury.