Investing Money Markets

How does one inject Monopoly money into the money market in order to boost up the economy?

The housing woe and credit crunches are getting worse. I'd like to know if it's possibly to inject Monopoly money from the Monopoly game into the money market to help the Fed stimulate the economy since they are not doing a good job 'fixing' the problems we are facing today. I've $10 billions in Monopoly cash that I have no use for at this time.

Public Comments

1. Puting monopoly money into our actualmarket wil cause inflation making it even worse fo a situation for us.
2. Put it in the plate at church
3. A good way is to flush is down a toilet. It will get processed with other sewage and eventually become fertilizer which will be absorbed by crops. When the crops are harvested and sold the money will spread throughout the economy.
4. An injection of that size, event if it were actual cash, would increase inflation's debilitating impact on the economy and increase the ever likely chance that we will have a bought of Stagflation. Lets be real here. We need this. Greenspan, as great as he was, created this by keeping the Fed Rate so low for so long. This lead to a global investment in the Subprime, of whom should have NEVER gotten home loans!!! The low rate was a bailout to the Market Junkies, and now Bernanke is struggling to return the Fed into a Central Bank and not a Credit Methadone Clinic. We will have a recession, and it is long overdue and well deserved. The Financial Sector needs the @$$-spanking that it is due. We need to have the CEOs head's on the chopping block and we need a massive Wall Street blood-letting.
5. The FED is way too late to think they can fix the housing market. Injecting cash or lowering rates have done nothing to reduce the housing/credit markets. The $20 Billion recent FED auction is like Bill Gates making a 2 wooden penny deposit at his bank. Does the FED have no clue on the size of the global Bond market? CNBC recently reported that the current FED board has NO experience in managing in a recession. Many people are saying there is no recession. Debatable. I think what we have is Stagflation = Commodity Inflation (higher oil, food, wheat, soy, metal prices etc – all due to China and India’s growth) with a slowing (USA) economy (real estate market). I argue this is worse than a recession. It takes more money to buy the same stuff. Then you find that stuff keeps costing more, and you have less money. As the FED lowers rates, the value of the US Dollar drops in value. This mean it will cost more money to buy all our imported goods. We don’t make much in the USA any more. Go ahead and raise taxes Hillary, and I guarantee a recession will follow.
6. I would spend it all building hotels on my properties before other players find out you stole if from the bank.