Ben Bernanke Didn’t Prevent a Depression. He Prevented a Recovery

Because of Keynesian inflationary bias, economists, politicians, and journalists celebrated the huge financial moves that Ben Bernanke made in 2008 and beyond to deal with the financial meltdown and its aftermath. But Bernanke’s moves didn’t help the economy; they made things worse. 

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