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every single time,, you see I have never voted for a dem or repube,,
anymore stupid questions??
glad to see there is an area we agree on
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every single time,, you see I have never voted for a dem or repube,,
anymore stupid questions??
that solves nothing without spending cuts,, as I said 100% doesnt solve it,,You can and I noted what it was. Raise rates.
You must have missed the Jimmy Carter years.
you forgot a link,,The definition of "hyperinflation" is inflation increasing at 50% per month for an extended period.
Here in America, words no longer have meaning. Just toss out the craziest shit you can conjure.
You're on the internet. Look it up.you forgot a link,,
a short oversight I'm sure,,
I'll wait,,
generally described as a series of rapid, excessive, and out-of-control price increases, is rare in developed countries. That's because a true hyperinflation has to meet a high bar—an inflationary rate of 1,000% or more per year, according to most economists.1You're on the internet. Look it up.
Here. Let me help: hyperinflation definition - Google Search
Don't worry. I won't expect an admission.
Holy shit. From your post: "an inflationary rate of 1,000% or more per year, according to most economists"generally described as a series of rapid, excessive, and out-of-control price increases, is rare in developed countries. That's because a true hyperinflation has to meet a high bar—an inflationary rate of 1,000% or more per year, according to most economists.1
not what you said,,,
He wouldn't make a pimple on a programmers assSo some computer programmer who knows about as much as I do about the economy thinks the Apocalypse is coming?
OK.
as I said,, not what you said,,Holy shit. From your post: "an inflationary rate of 1,000% or more per year, according to most economists"
Holy crap, you people. Incredible. Holy shit.
Well first, hyperinflation is not happening. Words actually have meanings. "Hyper inflation" actually has a definition. Maybe Jack needs a dictionary for Christmas.For years now this has been one of my biggest fears. "Hyper-inflation", once a term reserved for South American banana republics, may soon be heading to America.
If you're close to retirement, try to imagine a world where your million-dollar plus retirement nest egg, will only last a handful of years.
And by the way, this guy is no right-winger just trying to score political points. God I hope he's wrong!
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Oil production was slashed because demand plummeted during the pandemic. The price of oil actually went negative for a while.If only US oil production had not been slashed 20% in early 2020. Just think how much that would be helping now.
I voted for Jo Jorgensen in the last election.Have you ever voted for anyone that wanted to actually cut spending?
generally described as a series of rapid, excessive, and out-of-control price increases, is rare in developed countries. That's because a true hyperinflation has to meet a high bar—an inflationary rate of 1,000% or more per year, according to most economists.1
not what you said,,,
5% inflation for a couple months ain't thatThe definition of "hyperinflation" is inflation increasing at 50% per month for an extended period.
Here in America, words no longer have meaning. Just toss out the craziest shit you can conjure.
according to most economist is not a definition it an opinion,,
- Hyperinflation refers to rapid and unrestrained price increases in an economy, typically at rates exceeding 50% each month over time.
What Is Hyperinflation? Causes, Effects, Examples, and How to Prepare
Hyperinflation describes rapid and out-of-control price increases in an economy that result in extreme inflation. Learn the causes and how it can impact consumers.www.investopedia.com
The Fed has been resisting raising rates, believing this current inflation is transitory.You can't pump trillions for years and expect anything else.
There is a partial solution. Raise rates. Think it will happen?
It's almost as if you were wishing for hyperinflation so you could blame Biden.according to most economist is not a definition it an opinion,,