American Thinker
•50% Informative
Inflation, as the name implies, is an increase in the money supply, nothing more.
The glow of this sudden appearance of money is short-lived and prices of goods and services will rise.
Productivity of people is the driver of wealth. Bubbles are bad; they often burst, resulting in a rapid correction.
Dr. Bruno : With increased supply and the same demand, prices will stabilize at a lower level.
Supply and demand work in unison to cause prices to fluctuate, but it has nothing to do with inflation.
Calling it that is more than simply bad grammar; it is a falsehood.
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