Yes the redefinition of inflation has been one of the key aspects to the whole thing. When you look at monetary inflation, we double the money supply about every 11 years.
To put this another way, for every $1 in circulation on 9/11 there are now $4 in circulation.
We've seen recently that government has no problem 'juking the stats'. It'…
Yes the redefinition of inflation has been one of the key aspects to the whole thing. When you look at monetary inflation, we double the money supply about every 11 years.
To put this another way, for every $1 in circulation on 9/11 there are now $4 in circulation.
We've seen recently that government has no problem 'juking the stats'. It's just like them to inflate away their promises to those on fixed income but technically keeping them via devalued dollars.
Yes the redefinition of inflation has been one of the key aspects to the whole thing. When you look at monetary inflation, we double the money supply about every 11 years.
To put this another way, for every $1 in circulation on 9/11 there are now $4 in circulation.
We've seen recently that government has no problem 'juking the stats'. It's just like them to inflate away their promises to those on fixed income but technically keeping them via devalued dollars.