Popeye 27.03.2004, 13:54 |
Deficts don’t matter - so kann man die Welt auch sehen…![]() |
-->...wenn Auslands bzw. Staatsschulden nicht zurückgezahlt werden müssen |
Diogenes 27.03.2004, 14:11 @ Popeye |
Re: Deficts don’t matter - so kann man die Welt auch sehen… |
-->"When foreigners hold Treasury securities, the U.S. government is said to have foreign creditors, and the U.S. is said to be a debtor nation. While this is true by definition, a look past the rhetoric at what the U.S. government actually owes the holder of Treasury securities is revealing. The government promises that, at maturity, the foreigner's security account at the Fed will be debited, and his bank's reserve account at the Fed will be credited for the balance due. In other words, the U.S. government's promise is only that, at maturity of the Treasury security, a non-interest bearing reserve balance will be substituted for an interest bearing Treasury security. This transaction is not a potential source of financial stress for the government." |
Popeye 27.03.2004, 14:33 @ Diogenes |
Re: Deficts don’t matter - so kann man die Welt auch sehen… |
-->>Isses nicht nett, das Papiergeld? |
Popeye 27.03.2004, 14:58 @ Popeye |
Re: Deficts don’t matter - so kann man die Welt auch sehen… |
-->>>Isses nicht nett, das Papiergeld? |
dottore 27.03.2004, 15:18 @ Diogenes |
Re: Kein Stress? Von wegen! |
-->>"When foreigners hold Treasury securities, the U.S. government is said to have foreign creditors, and the U.S. is said to be a debtor nation. While this is true by definition, a look past the rhetoric at what the U.S. government actually owes the holder of Treasury securities is revealing. The government promises that, at maturity, the foreigner's security account at the Fed will be debited, and his bank's reserve account at the Fed will be credited for the balance due. |
Diogenes 28.03.2004, 14:19 @ dottore |
Re: Kein Stress? Von wegen! |
-->Hi dottore, |