The Equity Premium Puzzle, Intrinsic Growth & Monetary Policy An Unexpected Solution Theory & Strategy for the Coming Jobless Age. Cet article n’est pas disponible.The Equity Premium Puzzle, Intrinsic Growth & Monetary Policy An Unexpected Solution Theory & Strategy for the Coming Jobless Age

This book shows we must adjust money supply to account for productivity if deflation is to be avoided. The central banker is not profit oriented and can create money at will, not subject to rational investor constraints. Businesses leverage low interest rates enforced by the central bank to grow and increase employment, compensating for the reduced labor necessary for the former level of goods and services. This leveraged difference in returns is the equity premium. Even a one time productivity increase requires a corresponding permanent increase not in the money supply itself, but in the "rate of increase" of the money supply. Given the steady growth in productivity of the last 100 years, the world economy is now grossly under-stimulated and in danger of precipitous deflation. Both academic models and arguments based on historical events are presented, along with analysis of the meaning of money, investor behavior, and practical techniques for obtaining the equity premium in one's portfolio.

Change the lives of yourself and all your descendents. Learn how you can dramatically improve your investing style, why you should not worry about the Fed, what you should have as long term goals instead of a career or retirement, why your career or small businesses is not diversified, the advantage of stocks over real estate or bonds, and how to rely more on being an investor. Learn the reasons behind market behavior, not simple prescriptions. Learn why stock picking is a bad idea, and what to do instead. Learn when and how to use credit, and why keeping your money in a bank may not be safe. Explore how your feelings about money and the origin of money influence you. Did you know the Roman Empire used almost no gold, and in the Bronze Age money was grain and you could eat it?