by Victor Canto, Ph.D. | Sep 17, 2022 | Commentary
We have argued that inflation is a monetary phenomenon and thus we need to focus on the monetary aggregates in order to get a handle on the inflation rate. Since the Fed plays a large role in the determination of the money supply, it follows that the Fed has an...
by Victor Canto, Ph.D. | Mar 30, 2022 | Commentary
The following is an excerpt from a longer article published by Victor Canto, PhD, who serves as an economic consultant to TPCM. To inquire about the full article please visit LaJolla Economics website. The decline in President Biden’s approval rating to below 40% from...
by Victor Canto, Ph.D. | Jan 10, 2022 | Videos
Today’s VicTalk focuses on “Bidenomics” and why Victor believes the assumptions underpinning the Build Back Better framework won’t necessarily result in the anticipated increases in aggregate demand and supply, and thus economic growth, that...
by Victor Canto, Ph.D. | Dec 30, 2021 | Commentary
The following is an excerpt from a longer article published by Victor Canto, PhD, who serves as an economic consultant to TPCM. To inquire about the full article please visit LaJolla Economics website. A major assumption behind the Biden administration economic policy...
by Victor Canto, Ph.D. | Nov 30, 2021 | Videos
Today’s VicTalk focuses on inflation and, more specifically, why Victor believes that PCE inflation figures are primarily driven by supply chain constraints and will not result in sustained inflation readings. VicTalk is an episodic short-form video that...
