By continually framing the inflation vs. deflation debate in extreme terms, market participants have created a blind spot: the risk of a conventional, but ‘hot,’ inflation.
2 thoughts on “By continually framing the inflation vs. deflation debate in extreme terms, market participants have created a blind spot: the risk of a conventional, but ‘hot,’ inflation.”
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Soon Central Banks will not be able to control interest rates, or at least the rates they set will not be able to control inflation/deflation.
They, like most current financial entities will be overruled by sheer market forces that have been manipulated for so long.
Be your own central banks and bypass this fraudulent system we are currently being oppressed by.
I think the inflation figures are a lie. How can inflation be going down when petrol is going up (not to mention stamps)? Inflation will destroy students and pensioners in particular. The formula in this video is crucial to understanding the effect of inflation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPqCDmGja_0
Soon Central Banks will not be able to control interest rates, or at least the rates they set will not be able to control inflation/deflation.
They, like most current financial entities will be overruled by sheer market forces that have been manipulated for so long.
Be your own central banks and bypass this fraudulent system we are currently being oppressed by.
http://www.smh.com.au/business/banks-playing-risky-game-with-rates-20120420-1xc3z.html
I think the inflation figures are a lie. How can inflation be going down when petrol is going up (not to mention stamps)? Inflation will destroy students and pensioners in particular. The formula in this video is crucial to understanding the effect of inflation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPqCDmGja_0