The government cannot inflate its way out of the coming depression by means of the Fed expanding the money supply. Sure, that approach is the cause of the present false recovery which will result in what is called (in economic jargon) stagflation. But this will wear off quickly. The Fed has already financed about 1/3 of the current new borrowing because other creditors (nations and individuals) are not willing to infinitely loan money to the U.S. govt.
We will soon get to the place where the Fed will have to issue credit for most of new borrowing. The govt. will hog so much of credit that there will be little left for the private sector. The result: a very long depression. If the govt. borrows at zero interest today, SOMEDAY interest will start to accumulate if there is ever to be an economic recovery. Because of the government's excessive need for infinite credit, there will be no recovery for the private sector until either the Federal Reserve system is abolished or the government stops borrowing.









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