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<p>[QUOTE="cladking, post: 8142532, member: 68"]There's no such thing as "healthy inflation". All inflation is destructive. All inflation robs people of their earnings and savings. It damages corporations that can't raise prices while lifting inefficient and obsolete corporations that can. </p><p><br /></p><p>Low levels of inflation are simply less destructive than high levels. It also encourages people to buy stock and financial instruments that is actually beneficial until there is a panic; everyone acting in concert usually irrationally. </p><p><br /></p><p>Everyone won't go out and by flips but most people are already far overinvested in stock and financial instruments that could do exceedingly poorly of a sudden because greed now operates every market. So when money gets scared it won't be buying vastly overpriced services and incredibly over complicated and over sold financial instruments; it will go into toilet paper which is somehow apropos for a society that votes its pocketbook and is already half in the sewer. </p><p><br /></p><p>I hope you are right about inflation being temporary. It seems improbable since the only way to get toilet paper to stay on the shelf is to raise interest rates and this is what seems so unlikely to me. The last time they tried rates only got up to 2 1/2% and the markets shuddered.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cladking, post: 8142532, member: 68"]There's no such thing as "healthy inflation". All inflation is destructive. All inflation robs people of their earnings and savings. It damages corporations that can't raise prices while lifting inefficient and obsolete corporations that can. Low levels of inflation are simply less destructive than high levels. It also encourages people to buy stock and financial instruments that is actually beneficial until there is a panic; everyone acting in concert usually irrationally. Everyone won't go out and by flips but most people are already far overinvested in stock and financial instruments that could do exceedingly poorly of a sudden because greed now operates every market. So when money gets scared it won't be buying vastly overpriced services and incredibly over complicated and over sold financial instruments; it will go into toilet paper which is somehow apropos for a society that votes its pocketbook and is already half in the sewer. I hope you are right about inflation being temporary. It seems improbable since the only way to get toilet paper to stay on the shelf is to raise interest rates and this is what seems so unlikely to me. The last time they tried rates only got up to 2 1/2% and the markets shuddered.[/QUOTE]
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