Kitco News speaks with Steve Hanke of The Johns Hopkins University about
the global economy, monetary policies, China and gold on this Outlook
2014 edition of "On The Spot." According to Hanke, the monetary policies
in place around the world are not actually growing the money supply. He
then goes on to talk about stress tests that will be taking place in
Europe in 2014, which Hanke doesn't think they will be effective. "The
solution is some forbearance for the banks," Hanke says. "You can't
continue to beat up the banks and in effect impose regulation and
mandates that force [them] to de-leverage and shrink in the middle of an
[economic] slump because you make that slump worse." Hanke also
comments on China and says that the country "hasn't hit a wall" and will
continue to grow. Finally, Hanke says gold would perform well in times
of inflation. "[However,] if people think that hyperinflation is right
around the corner because state money is exploding, they're fooling
themselves." Kitco News, December 24, 2013.
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