Dropping Money From Helicopters: Economist John Cochrane On Inflation | Peter Robinson

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

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Money Is a Special Case of Some, Okay, All Right, I'm Actually Following You

03:59 • 2min

3

Do Bank Deposits Matter?

05:39 • 2min

4

Monetarism and Cryptocurrency

07:13 • 2min

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The Cost of the Economy

09:15 • 2min

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Chicago Supply and Demand

10:49 • 2min

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Is Inflation Always in Everywhere a Monetary Phenomenon?

13:14 • 4min

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The Conventional Story of the Economy

17:23 • 1min

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Is the Fed Raising Interest Rates a Good Idea?

18:48 • 5min

10

Reagan Proved Deficits Don't Matter

23:26 • 2min

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Reagan Deficits - What Happened to Reagan?

25:29 • 3min

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The Financial Crisis of 2000, I'm Not Going Back Far Enough for You, John.

28:20 • 4min

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The Fed Shouldn't Run Up Its Balance Sheet to Infinity

32:26 • 2min

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Inflation Didn't Take Place.

34:38 • 2min

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Do Deficits Cause Inflation?

36:36 • 4min

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Expectations and the Theory of Finance

40:40 • 3min

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Is This a Testable Theory?

43:48 • 2min

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The Fed Sets Interest Rates More Than Inflation

45:35 • 2min

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How to Solve the Long Run Fiscal Problem and Get the Economy Grow Again

47:32 • 4min

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Are We Departing From Free Market Principles in This Emergency to Save Capitalism?

51:06 • 2min

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What Is the Proper Lesson From 2008?

53:29 • 5min

22

The Chinese Are Copying What We Have

58:20 • 3min

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The Copying That Payed Off for China

01:01:31 • 2min

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The China of Great Growth

01:03:08 • 2min

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The Red State Model and the Blue State Model

01:05:13 • 4min

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John, You're Nuts.

01:09:43 • 2min

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Is the U.S. Economically Capable of Great Growth?

01:11:18 • 2min

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What Is Long-Term Growth?

01:12:50 • 4min

Dropping Money From Helicopters: Economist John Cochrane On Inflation | Peter Robinson | Hoover Institution