Hard to argue its all responsible behaviour. But truth be told its predictable in the macro sense. Things will continue to worsen. Already we have gotten used to the idea of the money printer being turned on and off and 'investment' is centred aroundas silly game of whether rates go up or down. Red or black on the roulette table at least seems like morr fun!!!
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The problem is that the printer is almost never turned off, when it is turned off the economy quickly collapses and is turned on again. What I'm arguing is that this is true inflation and what appears in CPI-type indicators are false inflations with biased calculation methods to present "good" numbers.
Absolutely. Totally agree. The measure changes to include/exclude whatever fits the narrative best.
