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[Mises Economics Blog] Is Deflation in the United States Possible? ”” Mises Economics Blog: Shostak also ignores one of the most important Austrian additions to monetary policy, the Cantillon effect, when he states that there must be a general rise in the price level if the money supply increases. I think that our latest real estate crisis shows clearly that increase money can flow into one economic segment and it inflate it out of control without creating general price increases.

[zero hedge - on a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero] On China's Overhyped Export Boom And The Upcoming Deflation | zero ...: Today's early market exuberance (which did nothing but provide various FX arb opportunities during the day), was largely attributed to the news that China's export economy is surging. Alas, even a brief read between the lines indicates .

[UrbanSurvival] To Hunch, or Not to Hunch? « UrbanSurvival: Think of yourself as China.  If your government lets the Yuan/Renminbi rise too quickly, the external price of Chinese-made goods could go up quickly and that might shut down some external demand.  Worse, since the US is your key trading (consumer) partner for a lot of goods, raising the Yuan too fast could set off inflation in the USA and that in turn would prompt price inflation in the US on more costly imports, which could force the Fed toward raising rates and what that really means is printing more dollars.

[Finance Blog] China's Stocks Gain as Economy Withstands European Crisis ...: By Masahiro Hidaka and Mayumi Otsuma June 11 (Bloomberg) ”” The Bank of Japan is set to detail a plan to stimulate credit for private companies that may prove insufficient to spur economic growth and defeat deflation.

[Mostly Economics] Is China the next Greece? « Mostly Economics: Because these funds are not issued or controlled by any member country or local government, euro zone members and Chinese local governments cannot relieve their debt problems through devaluation. So, in both cases, when a debt is defaulted upon or loans become non-performing, the negative consequences are felt by the entire financial and monetary “zone” ””the entire European Union and all of China.

[Finance Blog] China Inflation Accelerates to 3.1% as Risk of Economy Overheating ...: China’s inflation accelerated in Mayto the quickest pace in 19 months, highlighting overheatingrisks in the fastest-growing major economy.Consumer prices rose 3.1 percent from a year earlier, thatstatistics bureau said in Beijing today. That was more than themedian [...]&source=Finance Blog" class="linkedin" title="Share this on Linkedin">

[Bullfax.com - Market News & Analysis] 5 Reasons the U.S. Will Likely Emerge From the Great Recession ...: Jamie Moye submits:In what may be a surprise to some, China’s long-held position as the world’s most populous country is projected to come to an end by 2025, when rapidly growing India’s population is expected to surpass that of China’s. While demographic experts have long been aware of this impending shift, recently released projections have moved the date for the expected shift earlier.

[Rick's Picks] UK Deflation to Result From New Austerity Measures ”” Rick's Picks: [Over the last three years, the Federal Reserve has conjured up trillions of dollars of funny money in an attempt to breathe some inflation back into the economy. The attempt has clearly failed.

[Finance Blog] China Inflation Accelerates to 3.1% as Risk of Economy Overheating ...: “China's economy is still in a cycle towards overheating and the government should step up measures to curb inflation expectations,” Liu Li-Gang, a Hong Kong- based economist at Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd., said before today's release. By Masahiro Hidaka and Mayumi Otsuma.

[Forex Trading Blog] Consumers Disappoint! | Forex Trading Blog: 2%.  While these numbers show that economic recovery is still fragile here in the US, much of this can be attributed to the lack of hiring by businesses.  In addition, this also shows that households are saving more which may not be a bad thing, and much of the decline was in big ticket items as the economy prepares for the retraction of stimulus measures.

[Finance Blog] Yuan Forwards Gain as Inflation Accelerates, U.S. Pushes for ...: June 11 (Bloomberg) ”” The Bank of Japan is set to detail a plan to stimulate credit for private companies that may prove insufficient to spur economic growth and defeat deflation. June 11 (Bloomberg ) ”” China's inflation accelerated in May to the quickest pace in 19 months, highlighting overheating risks in the fastest-growing major economy.

[Chinese Blog] China's Labor Strikes | Chinese Blog: This was also contingent upon keeping the renminbi artificially deflated in value, so European and US purchasing power could by more Chinese goods. However, anyone with a background in economics will tell you that comparative advantage, i.e.

[Finance Blog] Asian Stocks Rise on Speculation Global Recovery Still Intact ...: Asian stocks advanced for a secondstraight day as investor appetite for riskier assets rose onspeculation Europe’s debt crisis won’t derail global growth.Canon Inc., which receives 31 percent of its sales fromEurope, gained 2.7 percent [...]&source=Finance Blog" class="linkedin" title="Share this on Linkedin">

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