Sea Ray
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Inflation is cooling. That can't be denied ... and food is factored into the CPI. The right-wing echo chamber will forever talk out its butt on here.Awesome. When you don’t take into account food, housing, energy costs, etc it’s easier to skew the numbers. The prices we see everyday aren’t dropping a cent.
Not the point at all. Read my post in context with the crap that I was replying to. You guys talk out of your butts.Inflation was never going to hover close to 10% for long. To say it's cooling isn't big news
That's not necessarily true.No they aren't dropping a cent. By definition they went up 3 cents
You don't know what you're talking about. The Consumer Price Index does factor in food. Some food products are still on the rise, or holding steady ... while some products are dropping. I'm sorry, but you clearly don't understand what the CPI measures. And the term cooling doesn't necessarily mean that any prices are dropping. It means that they are increasing, but at a lower rate than before.Then it’s a lie because the price of food has become ridiculous and it isn’t dropping. A lot of s*** I see has doubled or nearly doubled in price.
You don't know what you're talking about. The Consumer Price Index does factor in food. Some food products are still on the rise, or holding steady ... while some products are dropping. I'm sorry, but you clearly don't understand what the CPI measures.
The CPI is the instrument to measure inflation. It's hard to discuss inflation without mentioning the CPI.Which ones are dropping? I know what I see and don’t give a s*** about the CPI.
The economy as a whole can eventually recover. The many individuals adversely affected may or may not.You don't think an economy the size of the United States can recover from a period of high inflation ... or even a period of stagflation? Have you ever studied economics on the macro level?
You don't think an economy the size of the United States can recover from a period of high inflation ... or even a period of stagflation? Have you ever studied economics on the macro level?
You don't think an economy the size of the United States can recover from a period of high inflation ... or even a period of stagflation? Have you ever studied economics on the macro level?
Then you studied the hyperinflation during the German Weimar Republic from 1921 to 1923. Yes, an economy the size of the United States can easily recover from a period of high inflation.The economy as a whole can eventually recover. The many individuals adversely affected may or may not.
Yes I took some Macro courses as part of my Econ major at UT.
The economy as a whole can eventually recover. The many individuals adversely affected may or may not.
Yes I took some Macro courses as part of my Econ major at UT.
Does that mean we need a putsch to go full fascist, militarize to the extreme, eliminate our minorities, invade our neigbors, get totally destroyed, and then rebuild to get that recovery?Then you studied the hyperinflation during the German Weimar Republic from 1921 to 1923. Yes, an economy the size of the United States can easily recover from a period of high inflation.
I'm surprised they wouldn't let you.You're staying a step ahead. Since UT wouldn't let me take business courses as non technical electives (engineering major), I just loaded up on economics rather than a lot of stuff taught by the liberal arts people. I've got mixed feelings about the accuracy of economics, but it does explain some stuff pretty well.