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Bernanke Feared a Second Great Depression - WSJ.com

[Skip to the end] The great depression was the last US gold standard depression. A gold standard is fixed exchange rate policy characterized by a continuous constraint on the supply side of the currency. Interest rates are endogenous, and even the treasury must first borrow before it can deficit spend, and in doing so compete [...]
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