| Check out Wednesday’s CACOR talk |
| Dear Peter, What would U.S. monetary policy look like if it were built for a steady state economy? Brian Czech answers that question tomorrow, Wednesday, October 14, at 1:30 p.m. ET, in his presentation “Monetary Reform for a Steady State Economy,” hosted by the Canadian Association for the Club of Rome (CACOR). Czech will start with a quick look at U.S. monetary policy and the Federal Reserve System. From there he’ll introduce the Sustainable Monetary Policy Act (SMPA), a major “feeder bill” of CASSE’s nearly completed Steady State Economy Act. So, what’s in it? The SMPA is CASSE’s vision for steady-state monetary policy in the United States and other over-developed economies. It would supersede the Federal Reserve Act, the antiquated framework the U.S. still runs on. No need to “End the Fed” and court chaos, though. Instead, the SMPA is designed to inculcate the Fed with a steady-state paradigm shift. When you join us, you’ll get 45 minutes of presentation and 45 minutes of discussion on this groundbreaking legislation and the process for advancing it on Capitol Hill. The virtual doors open at 1:20 for preliminaries, and the talk begins at 1:30. Here’s the Zoom link. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88979452626?pwd=4fELIh9gwNaaHb2CQe2zYEHMBjD5RY Meeting ID 889 7945 2626Passcode 078535 Hope to see you there! |