Friday, August 19, 2011

axiom of choice: comes a time only more customers will due the trick ... just more easy credit won't

corporations can't resist a customer with cash in her  hand

public transfer systems that flood  borrowed funds
 to credit constrained spending units 
can induce corporations one by one
despite their collective  prudence
  their "will to resist" expansion
to ... in fact expand

no pub can't get firms to borrow
simply  by lowering rates and   standards

not even by pumping in cash... yup tax credits
simply get banked away

but a cash  customer unsatisfied doesn't go home
 and put her  cash under the mattress

she goes   elsewhere to the rival ass hole outfit
                  to  spend her  money

and recall all corporations are any corporation's rival
if they're not in the same bank centered cartel

once inventory is run down
new orders must be made
and  plants must fill the new orders with new production

enough cash customers enough orders production capacity moves back toward full use
 and firms begin to add new  capacity and new "hands and heads "

bingo

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normally the firms in aggregate are credit constrained
they would borrow more and be able to repay it if the potential credit  rations were unlimited

the fed sees to it they are limited
but what happens when the credit constrained aggregate suddenly isn't constrained
because the aggragate of sound borrowers has a sufficiency of credit already ???

the fed  soon discovers unlike normal times
 the central bank
  no longer can control the production systems rate of production