Into the Night
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Economic shrinkage is the opposite of economic growth. Inflation can coexist with economic growth.
Inflation is not growth.
Economic shrinkage is the opposite of economic growth. Inflation can coexist with economic growth.
Nope. You only need two or more factions.You only need two nations to have a full scale war.
America has never had a civil war.The American Civil War had only one nation involved, and it was a full scale war.
The Confederate States of America (CSA) was it's own nation. I don't need to argue it. It simply was it's own nation at the time.Even if you argue the Confederacy was its own nation, that only makes two.
Did you forget the Charlemagne wars? or the Napoleonic wars? or WW1 or WW2?????!?There is clearly a full scale war in Europe, but luckily not a Europe-wide war in Europe.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA! You're deluded!Biden has a 50 year career of sitting down with different parties and working things out.
Attempted proof by delusion.For you not to realize this is saying a lot about you.
There is no 'technical definition' of hyperinflation! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!The technical definition of hyperinflation
Argument form randU fallacy. There is no such 'technical definition'.is usually an annualized rate of 10,000%.
WRONG. People are losing faith in the dollar even now. They are already looking around for another currency or dumping dollars by converting them to hard investments (investments in wealth directly).That is the point people really start to lose any faith in their money.
There is no such thing as a 'third world'. There is only one Earth.50% would just be very high inflation, of the sort we see in third world nations.
There is no such thing as a 'first world'. There is only one Earth.Double digit inflation would be considered high for a first world nation.
You can't just wish it's not happening, dude.We have not even seen double digit inflation, and are nowhere near hyperinflation.
No? It's ALREADY HERE.There is absolutely no reason to believe there will be hyperinflation.
Making up numbers and using them as data is a fallacy, dude.In fact, the mortgage market is pricing in long term inflation of under 4%.
You are just deluding yourself again.That is higher than the target of 2%, but nowhere near 10,000%.
Consumer debt rose by 1.7% last quarter, so not through the roof. Non-housing consumer debt has been very level for a long time now, if you throw in as a percent of the GDP average, and it has been going down a bit.
https://www.newyorkfed.org/newsevents/news/research/2022/20220510
https://www.newyorkfed.org/microeconomics/hhdc
No, I think people spending 14% more for 6% more stuff is a 6% growth with 8% inflation.
Again, Night just sounds like an idiot. Core inflation may not be his preferred metric, but it is a real metric, that really exists, and a lot of economists think it is a good metric.
France was in dire straits during that time. The Franc failed because of inflation! France had to start issuing a 'new franc'.Post-WWII France.
No. It died because the barbarians destroyed the empire.The Roman Empire existed for 400 years with severe inflation problems, and then the Western Roman Empire died with deflation.