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Yesterday the Federal Reserve did not raise rates. There have been many views by economists that inflation is not under control yet.

Do you believe Bernake made a mistake by not raiseing the rates? If yes, what could be the future consequences of those mistakes?

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This is a discussion of whether raising interest rates helps curb inflation.

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I think that Chairman Bernanke (this is the correct spelling) made the correct decision to not raise the interest rates because the goal of the Federal Reserve Board is to hold a balance ...

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