The demise of the European Union: ECB failed monetary policy – interview on SilverDoctors.com
- By : JanssenReportHost
- Category : Central Banks, Global Economy, Society
Haven’t we seen enough of the failed monetary policy in the Eurozone? Why is the European Central Bank (ECB) restarting the Asset Backed Purchases program it abandoned recently?
As I have shown over and over again on The Janssen Report the Keynesian monetary stimulus programs of the central banks will not and cannot fulfill the stated goals of economic growth and inflation in the real economy. Clearly, we have all witnessed over the years how the quantitative easing programs of the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, the People’s Bank of China, the Bank of England and yes, the European Central Bank, have failed to repair the economy.
In this interview with Mike of SilverDoctors.com I tackle exactly why these stated goals are impossible to attain. We talk about why these policies are, in fact, crazy. Remember: quantitative easing is a propaganda construct sold to the general population to keep the banking system afloat at all costs.
As featured on SilverDoctors.com:
Today’s guest, Marco Janssen, shares his thoughts on the demise of the European Union. During our discussion we talk about negative rates, quantitative easing and the threat of a cashless society in the near future. Marco highlights why the EU experiment is revealing to the world that Central Bank policy is disastrous for humanity.
Direct link to the article on the SilverDoctors.com website: https://www.silverdoctors.com/headlines/european-union-everything-is-unprecedented-totally-crazy-w-marco-janssen/
View the interview directly on YouTube here:
Share this message far and wide please, thanks! Or don’t you agree that the ECB’s failed monetary policy should be exposed before it’s too late?
If you are interested in hearing more about this topic, please have a look at my consecutive interview on Rethinking The Dollar here. On that program we draw a comparison with what’s happening in the USA. And we discuss how the Federal Reserve has reinstalled a policy that resembles the stimulus package of its European counterpart.
Cheers,
Marco Janssen