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CONTENTS

Foreword by Rob Arnott

Acknowledgments

Introduction

PART ONE: CREDIT

ONE The Rate Setters at the Fed Should Attend More Taylor Swift Concerts

TWO Jim Harbaugh, Urban Meyer, and Pete Carroll Would Never Need an Easy Fed

THREE In Hollywood, the Traffic Lights Are Almost Always Red

FOUR In Silicon Valley Your Failures Are Your Credit

FIVE Did You Hear the One about Donald Trump Walking into a Bank?

SIX Ben Bernanke’s Crony Credit

SEVEN What the Supply-Siders and Hillary Clinton Sadly Have in Common

EIGHT Why “Senator Warren Buffett” Would Be a Credit-Destroying Investor

NINE The Credit Implications of the Fracking Boom

TEN Conclusion: Sorry Keynesians and Supply-Siders, Government Is Always a Credit-Shrinking Tax

PART TWO: BANKING

ELEVEN NetJets Doesn’t Multiply Airplanes, and Banks Don’t Multiply Money and Credit

TWELVE Good Businesses Never Run Out of Money, and Neither Do Well-Run Banks

THIRTEEN Do We Even Need Banks?

FOURTEEN The Housing Boom Was Not a Consequence of “Easy Credit”

FIFTEEN Conclusion: Why Washington and Wall Street Are Better Off Living Apart

PART THREE: THE FED

SIXTEEN Baltimore and the Money Supply Myth

SEVENTEEN Quantitative Easing Didn’t Stimulate the Economy, Nor Did It Create a Stock-Market Boom

EIGHTEEN The Fed Has a Theory, and It Is 100 Percent Bogus

NINETEEN Do We Really Need the Fed?

TWENTY End the Fed? For Sure, But Don’t Expect Nirvana

TWENTY-ONE Conclusion: The Robot Will Be the Biggest Job Creator in World History

Notes

Index