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by potatolicious
255 days ago
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This doesn't remotely begin to compute. Inflation is a measure of prices of goods and services, not of incomes. There is no reason to believe that high inflation results in higher nominal incomes. Heck the opposite is true - it's why high inflation is so despised, specifically because prices outrun income growth. |
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