Wow, what a strong economy America

All that matters is that the rest of the world compares prices to USD and I doubt that will change. EUR is a competitor but they are also printing money now, no?

The real problem is that being a millionaire isn't as impressive any more, USD should reissue money and exchange 20 old USD for 1 new USD.

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I hate Jews. I wish I didn’t.

>What cost $2500 in 1959 would cost $21777.23 in 2019.
>real M2 $2500 in 1959, $19k in 2018
wtf?

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Debt is mostly bad. Most people who think they understand debt, don't. They think of debt as somehow transporting capital from the future to use today. In reality debt essentially is just delegated control of existing capital. It allows people without capital to control it, increasing competition for control of capital, and so theoretically resulting in a more productive allocation of capital. But on the other hand it creates rent seekers who no longer have to produce. Instead they just leech on interest payments.

Low levels of debt in scenarios where it increases production can help. The problem is once you introduce debt in a society its hard to get rid of it. When debt unwinds, capital is left unallocated which reduces production. So a society has to constantly maintain or increase levels of debt to avoid this. The problem is the benefits of debt don't scale as fast as the weight of the rent seekers. So you end up with high inequality where most of the populace are locked into continually servicing debt to a minority of people who control most of the wealth. Its a very inefficient system that can't be rolled back without a lot of pain in the short term.

When people complain about the fed printing money, what they mean is complaining about how the fed can create money from nothing and give it out as a loan to a bank/government, which indeed creates inflation retard.

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>debt TRIPLE the gdp very gud
top moron

End private banking.

end paper money. no more IOU and the jews lose their power

>'08 fed prints like 1.5 trillion
>negative inflation
>'20 fed printing 6 trillion (and probably more)
>projected 2% inflation still
inflation has been well below 10% since the 80s when the money printer began brrrrrrrrrring but hit 20% before the printer. inflation is a FUCKING MEME

look at M2 at the very least, and why would you expect the effect of this to be immediate?
answer me this: if no money was printed in excess of productivity growth from 1960 until 2020, and the total amount of M2 stayed stuck at 2500BN$ for this 60 years, would $1 in 1960 now be worth $9?

inflation is extremely complex, especially in the short run.

>'08 fed prints like 1.5 trillion
>negative inflation
um.. no

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you're about 300 years too late to be calling for that

realinvestmentadvice.com/where-is-inflation-hiding-in-asset-prices/

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the CPI/inflation is well known to be a heavily manipulated index. The consumer basket changes yearly to make sure the index doesn't show real loss of value of money.

There is also a time delay effect on excessive (above GDP growth) money printing.
The inflation first hits assets like real estate, stocks, and only a few years down begins to hit actual consumer goods/services.

Tell me about shadowstats

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do you really believe we're having negative inflation when the cost of living for average Americans has been rising relentlessly for the last 20 years?

another tankie America bad thread? How exactly large of a refund are you not getting?

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we're gonna skin you fuckers on the steps of the NY federal reserve

The French Revolution alone proves national debt matters you dumb kike.

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Lol ok grampa what other lessons can we learn from 900 years ago

That abortion works, and we should have applied it more liberally.

do you really believe we have 10% inflation year over year?

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