How Japan financed global reflation

Dollar Crisis author, Richard Duncan explains how Japan bailed out the US by printing money equating to 1% of global GDP.

In 2003 and the first quarter of 2004, Japan carried out a remarkable experiment in monetary policy - remarkable in the impact it had on the global economy and equally remarkable in that it went almost entirely unnoticed in the financial press. Over those 15 months, monetary authorities in Japan created Y35 trillion.

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