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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1400433, member: 22143"]Anyone who takes two seconds to actually do the math would tell you otherwise. Banksters absolutely have to have inflation and they know it. If you don't understand this then you really don't have a fundamental grasp of how this works. </p><p><br /></p><p>Periods of high inflation cause two things to happen. Borrowers think they are doing well with it only IF wages rise to counter inflation AND the high inflation doesn't cause a decline in asset prices. It's no advantage to anyone if the house you borrow on can't be sold for what you paid for it when you first took out the loan. </p><p><br /></p><p>There are millions of homeowners now being foreclosed on, millions more underwater on their mortgages, and even more stuck in short sale conditions. We have had vast, and I mean unprecedented amounts of inflation, but it's not being shown up in the real economy because interest rates are being kept at essentially negative amounts and the banks are then being paid interest to hold this money off the market. The math proves it. Your eyes should prove it but people have a habit of seeing what they want to see. </p><p><br /></p><p>Inflation /= to the consumer price index. Many people make this mistake.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1400433, member: 22143"]Anyone who takes two seconds to actually do the math would tell you otherwise. Banksters absolutely have to have inflation and they know it. If you don't understand this then you really don't have a fundamental grasp of how this works. Periods of high inflation cause two things to happen. Borrowers think they are doing well with it only IF wages rise to counter inflation AND the high inflation doesn't cause a decline in asset prices. It's no advantage to anyone if the house you borrow on can't be sold for what you paid for it when you first took out the loan. There are millions of homeowners now being foreclosed on, millions more underwater on their mortgages, and even more stuck in short sale conditions. We have had vast, and I mean unprecedented amounts of inflation, but it's not being shown up in the real economy because interest rates are being kept at essentially negative amounts and the banks are then being paid interest to hold this money off the market. The math proves it. Your eyes should prove it but people have a habit of seeing what they want to see. Inflation /= to the consumer price index. Many people make this mistake.[/QUOTE]
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