In an earlier post I tried to make a play for the null hypothesis in saying that David Beckworth's claim that the Fed is achieving its inflation target is hard to justify since the currency component of the monetary base (M0) seems to describe inflation over the past 50 years -- and thus the Quantitative Easing (QE) (or large scale asset purchases LSAPs) appearing in the monetary base (MB) is irrelevant.
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In an earlier post I tried to make a play for the null hypothesis in saying that David Beckworth's claim that the Fed is achieving its inflation target is hard to justify since the currency component of the monetary base (M0) seems to describe inflation over the past 50 years -- and thus the Quantitative Easing (QE) (or large scale asset purchases LSAPs) appearing in the monetary base (MB) is irrelevant.