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Is there any way to measure the effect of "deferred assets" on the money supply or other indicators?
Great question. I'm sure the Fed could. Maybe the first step is to lobby Congress to make the Fed publish data on the "deferred asset supply" as a discrete measure stripped out from the rest of the balance sheet assets and liabilities. The second step would then be to get FRED (St Louis Fed) to start tracking and publishing the "deferred asset supply" on its website. Once you can see it, you can measure its correlation with other data. I'd be happy to sign up for a campaign to do this. How about you?