Mondustrial Policy

01/11/2009 Mises Wire Frank Shostak

John Taylor, once consider a possible Greenspan successor, has blasted the Fed for running what he he calls Mondustrial Policy, which amounts to picking winners and losers in the marketplace via monetary policy. Taylor is not an Austrian but at least he is aware that too much pumping is bad news.

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