复旦大学韦森教授高房价是货币政策的恶果（Fudan University Professor Wei Sen high housing prices is the result of monetary policy）.docVIP

复旦大学韦森教授高房价是货币政策的恶果（Fudan University Professor Wei Sen high housing prices is the result of monetary policy） Fudan University Professor Wei Sen: high housing prices is the result of monetary policy Since the second half of 2011, the disruption of the chain of private credit funds has led to the running of entrepreneurs in Wenzhou, and the increase of labor costs and raw materials has further increased the burden on the operation of private enterprises. Under the restriction order, prices only show a slight downward trend, but the current price decline is still not large. Apart from housing prices, both the medical and pension track system, inflation, price inflation, etc., all make people feel uncertain about the future. This reporter interviewed Professor of economics, Fudan University, Professor wei. He believes that no matter the decision-making level of fiscal policy or monetary policy, in fact, are a big problem, especially for monetary policy, Wesson raised sharp criticism bluntly, said the absurdity and contrary to the logical operation of the market. High housing prices are bad effects of monetary policy Die Zeit: this years financial crisis in Wenzhou, and the recent Wu Ying case reiterated, how do you view private finance and private usury phenomenon? Wesson: why the Chinese will appear a very absurd and ridiculous phenomenon? This is the 78 trillion and 81 M2 trillion foreign currency deposits in the case, even in a large area of the country to a shortage of money. The recent events in Wenzhou are only a manifestation of the money shortage. The root cause of money shortage lies in the macro monetary policy of policy making. Since 2010, the basic macro monetary policy government decision-making is to reserve very high, to a record high, large commercial bank deposit reserve rate of 21.5%, small and medium-sized banks is 19.5%, but the rate was low, the current interest rate is only 3.5%, which is a very absurd the combination of monetary policy. In macro e