Interest rates are not primarily consumer guidance in Jiang’s model; they coordinate whether banks should release or withhold liquidity.
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Interest rates are not primarily consumer guidance in Jiang’s model; they coordinate whether banks should release or withhold liquidity.
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"...or not to lend money and this mechanism is called the interest rate now again if you study economics what they will teach you..."
"...an economics class but there's actually another explanation which is the interest rate is not to signal consumers or homeowners to buy but rather..."
"...central banks. So, every nation has a central bank that determines interest rate. But, all central banks, which coordinates all central banks. All right?..."
"...very simple. Rooming B to USD. Okay. So remember how the interest rate in a national economy is a signaling mechanism as to whether..."
"...survive, they need to borrow money. But over time, because of interest rates, the poor find themselves in slavery. Okay? Because if you can't..."
"Their children's children become slaves as well. Okay? Because of interest rates, it's impossible for you to pay back that debt. Okay? So now..."
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