Hypothesis that the Federal Reserve can set interest rates based on the movements of the planet Mars and the timing of the Jewish Shmita year
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Hypothesis that the Federal Reserve can set interest rates based on the movements of the planet Mars and the timing of the Jewish Shmita year

by Anthony Of Boston

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Examines a hypothesis linking Federal Reserve interest rate decisions to the movements of Mars and the Jewish Shmita year cycle.

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This book presents a hypothesis connecting Federal Reserve interest rate policy with the movements of the planet Mars and the timing of the Jewish Shmita year.

The author examines potential correlations between these astronomical and religious cycles and monetary policy decisions.

Readers interested in alternative economic theories and interdisciplinary approaches may find this perspective thought-provoking.

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