U.S. Weighs Selling 50- and 100-Year Bonds After Yields Plummet
Over the next generation fiscal policy will regain it&#x27;s place (see post war era) as the primary growth tool as opposed to monetary policy. Monetary policy has led to a glut in capital that has no idea what to do with itself: it&#x27;s led to huge asset bubbles as seen with housing and start up evaluations.<p>The US should absolutely lock in these low interest rates to fuel green infrastructure and technology. Debt used to fund infrastructure and technology is the most effective use in our current environment.