Topic: Efforts made by the US actually provide a new problem for inflation. - page 3. (Read 373 times)
January 24, 2022, 01:10:16 AM
My theory is that they're pulling back their punches in fighting the inflation because they know that the elites who really control the country will still survive, they're trying to maximize their profit in a way to somehow make them more money, and they don't really worry about this problem because they've been to this kind of thing over the years so they don't worry too much about it.
January 24, 2022, 12:12:29 AM
I am really thinking that there should be RESET button in the White House somewhere and it’s time to press it. Rest the whole economy and start from the scratch. Amid the COVID hospitals are not doing well and this is one of rib from system which keeps everyone going on. I’m not saying that everything must be reset but there should be a proper planning to resume the whole thing with the help of big industries, giant ventures, and billionaires within america. They should boast the things as greatest contributors in the country.
Things which are really zero priority should be stopped in US. Medical and healthcare staff should be increased, equipment’s and instruments related to the field shall be imported from other cheaper countries at discounted rates.
They need to improvise rather than deprive the whole situation by stuff like increased rates, printing money etc.
Things which are really zero priority should be stopped in US. Medical and healthcare staff should be increased, equipment’s and instruments related to the field shall be imported from other cheaper countries at discounted rates.
They need to improvise rather than deprive the whole situation by stuff like increased rates, printing money etc.
January 23, 2022, 06:59:43 PM
Governments run stealthy ponzi schemes through their fiat systems. Investors know about this fact, but they "partner" with these governments anyway, just like early investors invest in ponzi schemes hoping to profit before the whole ecosystem falls apart. It's just a matter of time until it happens, as governments never adopt responsible economical measures to make the finances sustainable on long run. They aren't going to stop printing money and promoting populist social actions when the elections get nearer.
And actually, it gives me some hope, because I believe once the traditional financial system becomes unsustainable or unprofitable, bitcoin will be the safe harbor for investors in order to protect their funds again, just like happened during the pandemic in 2021.
And actually, it gives me some hope, because I believe once the traditional financial system becomes unsustainable or unprofitable, bitcoin will be the safe harbor for investors in order to protect their funds again, just like happened during the pandemic in 2021.
January 23, 2022, 06:30:26 PM
I don't think you can "avoid" inflation in fiat. It's an integral part of debt-based money. Governments just try to keep inflation somewhat under control when they can, so that it doesn't rise too quickly. Usually not with any great deal of success, but that's the theory, at least.
January 23, 2022, 05:45:03 PM
It seems that Inflation still cannot be separated from the US news in the last few months.
Even though they are trying to fight inflation in various ways, it seems that the US central bank's actions to fight inflation will actually trigger a new debt crisis.
Debt payments by developing countries are already in a sizable phase as they have more than doubled since 2010 and will even increase further if the Fed is still trying to raise interest rates.
Is it really difficult now to avoid inflation?
Because it's like going forward will get in trouble, even backwards can't.
Source https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/jan/23/fears-grow-that-us-action-on-inflation-will-trigger-debt-crisis
Even though they are trying to fight inflation in various ways, it seems that the US central bank's actions to fight inflation will actually trigger a new debt crisis.
Debt payments by developing countries are already in a sizable phase as they have more than doubled since 2010 and will even increase further if the Fed is still trying to raise interest rates.
Is it really difficult now to avoid inflation?
Because it's like going forward will get in trouble, even backwards can't.
Source https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/jan/23/fears-grow-that-us-action-on-inflation-will-trigger-debt-crisis
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