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Originally Posted by parsonsj
We're coming up on 4 years since many economists claimed that fiscal stimulus and Federal Reserve quantitative easing were going to cause massive inflation and high Treasury bond yields.
So far they've uh, been a bit on the wrong side.
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You are drunk on your kool aid..No Inflation ? Sure if your figures leave out Food and energy costs.
Dude you won't convert anyone with your "facts", they are biased numbers.
Again, the readers will decide from this thread what they think, and you are a lone wolf..No one believes what you believe.
Food costs are up, and the size of the products are down. So an increase of 30% in costs, and a reduction of the size of the product by 20% is Inflation, plain and simple.