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Originally posted by stumason
Won't this just boost inflation further AND further depreciate the value of the dollar? I mean, you can't just give everyone free money without affecting the economy. You might get spending boosted, but things will just cost more with the increase in money supply created by this "injection".
It's the same flawed policy that the central banks are following with the capital injections to the banking sector. By increasing the money supply, you increase inflation and devalue your currency.
Originally posted by cpdaman
Gulf country's re-investing in U.S assets leads to trading oil in $, and as
long as that continues inflation will not become "hyper".
Originally posted by cpdaman
I think the oil and food inflations are a supply and demand problem, note
food prices are rising faster (or they had been) in many other country's
outside of the $.
Originally posted by cpdaman
any potential hyperinflation and deflation will be IMO based on political decisions
Originally posted by cpdaman
the biggest questions i have is will their be a war, who would profit from such a war (big oil? big banks?)
Originally posted by marg6043
Iloe that post Udio, then we most question why all the big CEOs from the financial institutions are bailing out and resigning from their post.
Also find very sad hat nobody has been held accountable for this economy mess.