1srelluc
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Russia's war with Ukraine. A 40-year high in both the consumer and producer price indexes. A spike in the price of critical raw materials, including nickel, aluminum, copper and lumber. A skyrocketing jump in the price of oil. Supply chain problems. Labor shortages. Excessive government spending. Exploding government debt. A $4 trillion increase in the nation's money supply.
All these factors (and others) are contributing to increased inflation. But am I worried? Not really. And you shouldn’t be either. Change happens. This has happened countless times before.
Why I'm not worried about inflation — and why you shouldn't be either
LOL....One of the comments summed it up nicely.
Gene Marks is founder of The Marks Group, a small-business consulting firm.
So he's not a "real" business owner, he's just a grifter with a business card.
All these factors (and others) are contributing to increased inflation. But am I worried? Not really. And you shouldn’t be either. Change happens. This has happened countless times before.
Why I'm not worried about inflation — and why you shouldn't be either
LOL....One of the comments summed it up nicely.
Gene Marks is founder of The Marks Group, a small-business consulting firm.
So he's not a "real" business owner, he's just a grifter with a business card.