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Jungtinių Valstijų (JAV) Federalinės rezervų sistemos vicepirmininkas Stanley Fischeris (Stenlis Fišeris) itin teigiamai įvertino Lietuvos pastangas suvaldant šalies ekonomiką finansų krizės akivaizdoje bei pasirengimą euro įvedimui, sako Lietuvos banko valdybos pirmininkas Vitas Vasiliauskas. Kaip BNS telefonu iš Vašingtono sakė Lietuvos centrinio banko vadovas, šeštadienį vykusiame susitikime su S.Fischeriu, kuriame daugiausia dėmesio buvo skirta Lietuvos pasirengimui įsivesti eurą, JAV atstovas tvirtino, jog Lietuva galėtų būti pavyzdžiu kitoms eurozonos valstybėms.

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As the governor of the Bank of Israel from 2005 to 2013, Stanley Fischer earned praises for his management of Israel’s economy during and after the Global Financial Crisis. In 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012, Global Finance magazine’s Central Banker Report Card gave Fischer an “A” rating. Bank of Israel was ranked the world’s most efficiently functioning central bank under Fischer’s leadership in 2010.

Contrary to popular belief, Israel’s so-called economic strength is the byproduct of a temporary economic bubble that Fischer helped to inflate rather than the result of sound and sustainable monetary policies. Stanley Fischer is a member of the New Keynesian school of economics – a group that is notorious for using incredibly stimulative monetary policies (also known as “money printing”) to create artificial economic growth, while virtually ignoring the existence of obvious economic bubbles and the risks of monetary policy-induced inflation.

During his tenure as governor of the Bank of Israel from 2005 to 2013, Stanley Fischer’s New Keynesian policies caused the country’s M1 money supply to surge by an astounding 250 percent:

In his new role as vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, Stanley Fischer will undoubtedly encourage policies that further inflate the U.S. bubble-driven economic recovery or what I call the “Bubblecovery.” Due to the Fed’s monetary policies since the financial crisis, new bubbles are ballooning throughout the U.S. economy, including the stock market, bonds, certain segments of the housing market, technology startups, higher education, and automobile loans, to name a few examples. Like our housing bubble last decade, these post-2009 economic bubbles are helping to create the illusion of economic growth and activity, but will end in another crisis when they pop. Considering Fischer’s beliefs, he will be right at home at the Fed.

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The most influential Jews of 2014:

1. Jack Lew, Secretary of the United States Treasury

  

2. Janet Yellen, Chairwoman of the Federal Reserve   

 

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