No, not at all. As usual, you just misunderstood/misread.I think the problem is you believe our current monetary policy to be in the interest of "the people".
No, not at all. As usual, you just misunderstood/misread.I think the problem is you believe our current monetary policy to be in the interest of "the people".
How does what you described differ from what we have now?No, not at all. As usual, you just misunderstood/misread.
Bro, I'm not even going to argue against inflation being a ''necessary trade-off for a functioning economy''. I would say it's necessary for a growing population, but let's leave that whole thing alone for now. . .
What I'll argue is that inflation almost seems to be our whole economic model as a nation, and the net beneficiaries are the inflators themselves. You don't see anything wrong with this?
I never said it wasnt, I merely called it what it is...
TrueNo, you're using loaded language to try to make a point.