以下是引用张建平在2009-2-22 10:45:00的发言:
以下是引用ytaoxyan在2009-2-22 6:06:00的发言:
呵呵,说啥呢?真是蠢话连篇。啥子叫流动性,啥子又叫流动性替换?啥子又叫做M1、M2、M3?不明白就不要装明白。
流动性是将资产变现的速度和难易程度。在所有资产中,货币的流动性最强——它本身即媒介,所以无需也无可再转换。而M1、M2、M3等不同层次的货币,是后者包含前者,一个比一个流动性强。所以应当是不同流动性资产的替换,而不是流动性替换——这话纯粹狗屁不通!而既然流动性不同,那么央行运用金融工具就完会可以改变市场上的货币流量,从而在一定程度控制经济波动。
所以啊,不是你“晚上把作业认真做一下,”明天就不能“再犯蠢了”的问题,而是你做不做也要犯蠢。
呵呵,说啥呢?这么早就起来说蠢话。不懂不要装懂,抄点教科书的小儿科来卖弄。
总流动性是流动性的强度和流动资产数量的加权,用一种流动性弱的资产的较多数量一样可以实现流动性强但数量较少的资产流动性。用发行大量有价证券的方法并不能减少流动性。
美国对货币政策的运用不可谓不充分,金融危机照样发生。货币政策早就被经济现实证明是破产的。货币主义者弗里德曼在晚年不得不承认这一点。
要用自己的脑子做作业,不要偷懒抄书。
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张先生,你说,“美国对货币政策的运用不可谓不充分,金融危机照样发生”,我现在刚在看,美国前总统克林顿的一篇采访讲话,给你参考:(他讲了一些“金融危机”发生的原因及当时他的政府的过失)
Bill Clinton: Obama Should Sound More Hopeful
Says President Obama Should Voice Economic Optimism, Paint GOP as the Party of 'No'
By TAHMAN BRADLEY
Feb. 19, 2009
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Clinton Admits Mistakes
Though Clinton largely defended his own economic record, he admitted fault for lack of regulation on derivatives during his eight years as president, a problem some economists believe helped contribute to the nation's economic woes.
"I think we should have moved a little more aggressively on these derivatives," he said. "Alan Greenspan and others thought we shouldn't regulate, didn't need to regulate derivatives, 'cause they would only be bought by very large, very wealthy, very sophisticated institutional buyers.
"The problem is [that] if enough of 'em are bought, they become so much a part of the economy that if they crater, they still affect everybody else, anyway," he added. "So, I think I should have done more on that."
Bottom of FBut the former president defended his record on another front: He disputed the idea that his administration, by placing a special emphasis on the Community Reinvestment Act, pressured lenders too hard to make loans to low-income Americans trying to secure mortgages.
"What I have disputed is that the conservatives are saying that I pressured the banks too hard to make loans in the community," Clinton said. "The banks that took money from their depositors and turned around and loaned money to their depositors -- genuine community banks -- came through this financial crisis much better than those that were branches of big national banks [that] took money from their depositors and put 'em in these shaky securities investments
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