Row 65906

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There seems to also be an idea that prices will revert (drop) indicating inflation is then lower. Inflation can go to 0.00001% and prices are not dropping. You need deflation for prices to drop. So you might hear "Inflation is at the highest point ever" when it is not. Though it would be more correctly to say "prices are at their highest point ever" since prices can be at their highest point ever even with low inflation.

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>> Or was it the $5 trillion dollars in circulation that was created out of thin air in the past 5 years that was somewhat responsible?

I think inflation is the price paid for the Pandemic and the associated government spending and stimulus during the pandemic. But the result of that stimulus was the U.S. economy (post-pandemic) has had a very strong recovery. It might have been a reasonable price to pay (other countries/economies fared much worse). I suppose we will never really know for sure.

Google for more: u.s. economy after pandemic

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text There seems to also be an idea that prices will revert (drop) indicating inflation is then lower. Inflation can go to 0.00001% and prices are not dropping. You need deflation for prices to drop. So you might hear "Inflation is at the highest point ever" when it is not. Though it would be more correctly to say "prices are at their highest point ever" since prices can be at their highest point ever even with low inflation. Edit: >> Or was it the $5 trillion dollars in circulation that was crea…
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