According to neoliberal economic viewpoint, sources of inflation include the following events:
- An increase in government spending ( more money chasing too few goods)... I find this to be highly contested it seems to be a sufficient condition but not a necessary one.
- General increase in wages.
- Taxation. Ok , yes VAT taxes get directly transferred to the consumer income tax is a different matter , because there are strategies to cope with higher corporate taxes( expand the market, reduce costs, increase automation).
All these statements beg the question: how are average wages supposed to go up? It seems any disturbance in the status quo will result in inflation and yield a loss of purchasing power. Alas, we know for a fact that real wages do increase. So , what are the mechanics for real wage increments?
- An increase in government spending ( more money chasing too few goods)... I find this to be highly contested it seems to be a sufficient condition but not a necessary one.
- General increase in wages.
- Taxation. Ok , yes VAT taxes get directly transferred to the consumer income tax is a different matter , because there are strategies to cope with higher corporate taxes( expand the market, reduce costs, increase automation).
All these statements beg the question: how are average wages supposed to go up? It seems any disturbance in the status quo will result in inflation and yield a loss of purchasing power. Alas, we know for a fact that real wages do increase. So , what are the mechanics for real wage increments?

