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... isimportanttonotethatKeyneshimselfwasnotconvinced ofthe effectiveness of easy money inrestoring real growth in the face of a Deep Slump. This is one ofthe principal insights ofthe GeneralTheory.21Incurrentcircumstances,twoquestions ... increasehasbeennotable,72Thisisnottodenysuccessfuleffortsbyanumber of countries,includingChina,toexpandmarketsinotherEME’s. Of coursethisstillleaves the broaderquestion ofthe robustness ofthe totality of thosemarketsin the event of aseriousdownturnin the AME’s.73ThisproblemisanalogoustothatfacedbyJapanesecorporationsin the 1990’s,aftermanyyears of debtfinancedinvestmentwhichprovedunprofitable.Koo(2003)stronglycontendsthat the weakness of investmentspendinginJapanin the 1990’swasduetothis“balancesheeteffect”,andwasnotduetoashortage of loanscausedbyaweakenedbankingsystem.74SeeBIS(2012)p29forafullerdocumentation.AlsoseeMcKinsey(2010)whoidentify the householdsectorinfive ofthe fourteencountriestheyconsiderashavingahighprobability of futuredeleveraging.TheyidentifySpain, the US, the UK,CanadaandKorea.While the householdsectorsinBrazil,Russia,ChinaandIndiawerenotjudgedtobeoverleveraged,notethat the dataconsideredextendedonlyto2009.Thus the reportmissed the recentsharpincreasesinhouseholddebtlevelsinthosecountries.45TettG(2012)“Sizecanbedeadlyinalowrateworld”FinancialTimes17MayTurnerP.(2011)“Is the long‐terminterestrateapolicyvictim,apolicyvariableorapolicylodestar”–BISWorkingPaper367,Basel,DecemberWaldropM.M.(1992)“Complexity”–LemonandSchusterPaperbacks–NewYorkWedelJR.(2009)“ShadowElite”–BasicBooks,NewYorkWhiteW.R(2004)“ArechangesinFinancialStructureExtendingSafetyNets?”–BISWorkingPaper250,BaselWhiteW.R(2006a)“IsPriceStabilityEnough?”–BISWorkingPaper205,AprilWhite ... be58AsEME’sbegintoindustrialize,theyinitiallyhave the benefit of rapidurbanization(asagriculturalproductivityrises)and the internationaltransfer of technology.Overtimeboth of these“catchup“factorssupportinggrowthbecomelessimportant.59Itisimportanttonotethat the debatewaswith the Keynes ofthe “Treatise”andnotyet the Keynes ofthe “GeneralTheory”.In the Treatiseon Money, Keynescalledformonetaryauthoritiestotake“extraordinary”,“unorthodox”monetarypoliciestodealwith the slump.Kregel(2011)p1,contendsthat The unorthodoxpoliciesthatKeynesrecommendsareanearlyperfectdescription” ofthe ultraeasymonetarypoliciesfollowedinJapan,andmorerecentlyinothercountries.Recall,asnotedabove,thatKeynes’enthusiasmforsuchmonetarymeasureshadfadedby the time ofthe GeneralTheory.19“malinvestments”tobuildupinbothphases of successivecreditcycles.65Thesedevelopmentsaredocumentedbelow.1)...
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