Inflation is either expected or unexpected.
The burden of inflation - who actually pays for it - falls on whoever needs the deal more. Lenders can invest anywhere, but borrowers need that money here and now. We're paying for most of the inflation as higher interest rates.
That's why I've got a doctorate in divinity. Religion is far more complicated than all these ignorant atheists think.
Which economists do you think are correct on this matter? How do their opinions differ from the economic policy we've seen since 2008?
I'd argue that technological advances are what drives progress, not capitalist numbers going up. Cell phones got cheap far faster than the rate of inflation, largely due to planned economies.
As long as we don't encourage another Wall Street crash like 1929, we should be fine.
I already get a real pay cut every year and a real rent increase every year. When we're below the annual pay cut, we just get fired.
Trump is so bad that he counts as both first and second.
Sorry but we can only prosecute one crime ever.
ITT: Maybe he was right. Everything is garbage now. I hate everyone and wish we were all dead. BUT lol!
Accountant: WTF no, life is worth living!
Everyone: wow accountant you are so negative
FWIW it wasted a few moments of my time wondering what point they were trying to make.
This reply is time well spent, that's totally different.
I cheated once in my youth and learned the lesson real fucking hard. Personally I prefer the zero one many rule.
Meteorites, on other hand, are the leading cause of death. Most heart attacks and cancers are also caused by scary meteorites and their radiation.
Measurement homework in a math textbook... horribly out of scale.
