The Federal Reserve’s “Premature Release”
Two months after it was hacked, the secretive U.S. Federal Reserve was caught off guard by a “You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
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When someone on this site obtains a degree in Economics, perhaps there will be informative articles on the Fed.
Here’s what I’ve been reading about this:
http://economistsview.typepad.com/timduy/2013/04/fomc-minute-signal-end-to-qe.html
When someone on this site obtains a degree in Economics, perhaps there will be informative articles on the Fed.
Here’s what I’ve been reading about this:
http://economistsview.typepad.com/timduy/2013/04/fomc-minute-signal-end-to-qe.html
Actually, nickels are gaining in value(in relation to paper money, which is obviously losing value)…which is why the mint wants to change their composition(75% copper, 25% nickel).
Funnier though is the penny, which is now 97.5% zinc(which the mint went because of the cost of copper) is still yet going up too much in price….it costs the mint around .02 to make a .01 penny…lol
What a bunch of clowns.
I happened to come across a dozen “steel pennies” (1943) when I cleaned out some of the stuff that I’ve had boxed up since I “graduated” from my parents’ home in 1954.
I have wondered if they went back to steel if the cost would be less than $0.001…
edit and correct – $0.01
Actually, nickels are gaining in value(in relation to paper money, which is obviously losing value)…which is why the mint wants to change their composition(75% copper, 25% nickel).
Funnier though is the penny, which is now 97.5% zinc(which the mint went because of the cost of copper) is still yet going up too much in price….it costs the mint around .02 to make a .01 penny…lol
What a bunch of clowns.
I happened to come across a dozen “steel pennies” (1943) when I cleaned out some of the stuff that I’ve had boxed up since I “graduated” from my parents’ home in 1954.
I have wondered if they went back to steel if the cost would be less than $0.001…
edit and correct – $0.01
End the Fed!
End the Fed!