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Holding Back Europe’s Economic NationalistsPARIS – The German and French governments have been scrambling to save their automobile and truck industries though big fiscal injections, making it clear that, within much of the European Union, industrial policy has returned with a vengeance.
The French and German governments intervened last year with capital injections to replace deserting shareholders.
For example, the drugs used in forced lethal injections and devices for administering electrical shocks have become much harder to obtain and more expensive.
Equities and bonds have soared on the back of monetary policies that have led to rock-bottom interest rates and massive liquidity injections.
They reassured investors that they would “guide market interest rates into a reasonable range,” and backed their statements with credit injections.
But major new injections of capital into the banking system are unlikely, owing to lingering fear from the recent financial past.
This is clearly maladaptive, and it explains why the massive injections of liquidity by advanced-country central banks are failing to jump-start economies and create more jobs.
Exchange-rate movements would be minimal and only as intended, and volatility would be contained, because tit-for-tat injections would no longer occur and speculation would wane.
Moreover, liquidity injections would be likely to have a greater impact on demand, because synchronization would reduce leakage across national boundaries.
One solution is to channel part of the liquidity injections toward countering this factor-cost asymmetry.
While massive liquidity injections were effective in unfreezing credit markets and arrested the worst of the crisis – witness the role of the Fed’s first round of QE in 2009-2010 – subsequent efforts have not sparked anything close to a normal cyclical recovery.
Like Japan, America’s post-bubble healing has been limited – even in the face of the Fed’s outsize liquidity injections.
Massive liquidity injections carried out by the world’s major central banks – the Fed, the ECB, and the BOJ – are neither achieving traction in their respective real economies, nor facilitating balance-sheet repair and structural change.
And the therapeutic process is tough, lasting at least two years and involving up to 14,600 pills and hundreds of injections – with severe side effects.
Unfortunately, the closer one examines the alternatives, including capital injections for banks and direct help for home mortgage holders, the clearer it becomes that inflation would be a help, not a hindrance.
Following the capital injections and Fed programs aimed at supporting the financial system, the stimulus package was an important step, notwithstanding disagreements about its size, effectiveness, and targeting.
This became painfully apparent in recent years, as central banks, confronted by the global financial crisis of 2008-2009, turned to unconventional policies – in particular, massive liquidity injections through quantitative easing (QE).
Indeed, given that such recessions clog the monetary-policy transmission mechanism, neither conventional interest-rate adjustments nor unconventional liquidity injections have much impact in the wake of a crisis, when deleveraging and balance-sheet repair are urgent.
This is corroborated by a glaring shortfall in the “GDP dividend” from Fed liquidity injections.
So we organized for Representative Jim Moran to ask House Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank in a pre-arranged question whether it was in the spirit of the TARP legislation to allow the Treasury to use taxpayers’ money in the form of equity injections.
The equity injections were accompanied by restrictions on executive pay and dividends.
When the bubbles burst and pushed unbalanced economies into balance-sheet recessions, inflation-targeting central banks were already low on ammunition – taking them quickly into the murky realm of zero policy rates and the liquidity injections of quantitative easing.
The disease can be cured with injections of public, debt-financed stimulus – like giving a cardiac patient doses of nitroglycerine to keep his heart going.
Proceeding with capital injections before the single supervisor is in place would only encourage more risk taking.
So it had to invent a new tool: liquidity injections from its balance sheet through unprecedented asset purchases.
By using sugar pills, saline injections, or even sham surgery, placebo research isolates provision of care from the direct effects of genuine medications or procedures.
When governments have taken similar steps, they usually have done so after – or at least alongside – the provision of financial injections and efforts to restrain demand.
Expansionary monetary policy – that is, massive injections of liquidity through so-called quantitative easing – is clearly not enough, either.
Open-ended liquidity injections accomplish neither.
Liquidity injections and bailouts serve only one purpose – to buy time.
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