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    Paul's plan: cancel the trillion+ in debt that government owes itself and the Fed ??

    Ron Paul's plan (that he's been spreading over the last couple weeks but hasn't really gotten attention from the leadership) is to cancel the trillion-plus in debt that the federal government owes to itself and the Federal Reserve.

    It would probably mean a downgrade, but I'm 99% certain that we're going to be downgraded anyways.

    I don't usually like Ron Paul's economic policy, but if all else fails, should this be looked at? It would buy us more time.

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    Paul's plan: cancel the trillion+ in debt that government owes itself and the Fed ??

    Really ... I don't know. I presume Dean Baker to be more knowledgeable than myself even if he is a bit outside of mainstream economics. Perhaps monetary policy is outside of his fielRAB of study. I guess I'd have to see his ideas about the immediate effects of the proposal and how he thinks the Fed would cope without OMOs.

    As I said, that column really only mentions re-absorbing the trillion dollars, and doesn't really elaborate on the repercussions beyond that one aspect.

 

 

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