How Does Inflation ACTUALLY Work?

Why does a bag of oranges at the grocery store cost $2.50 one day, and then the next $5.00? In today's exciting video we're going to teach you something that will affect your entire life as you purchase food, gas, clothing, we're talking about inflation.
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Y'all just trade in feces.

[@aldrichsmith]

Video: INFLATION Zimbabwe has entered the chat

[@justghostie4948]

Germany too

[@RAS_Squints]

Venezuela: hold my beer

[@FrancoCarrara237]

Argentina is now an administrator

[@HeilRay]

More like Deviantart entered the chat.

[@beatrizaceiton2685]

My diet gives me inflation and lots of farts

[@AUstinnesc]

This recession is most likely the result of an external factor. For the first time in decades, the United States is losing its clout as a federal reserve currency. They don't have any more economies to use to control inflation, and less money is being spent on stock and oil trading than in the past. They all lend support to the idea that a new multilateral world order is in the works.>

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[@2headedtasman200]

I can’t believe I have a degree in Macro Economics and I just watched a video explaining inflation.

[@MissRenesmeePretty]

Um are you okay 🙂

[@bvresplendor3169]

@@MissRenesmeePretty nope

[@akashrajkishore]

The more economics I learnt the more questions I have about basic stuff. It's the nature of the study.

[@saurabhtyagi1870]

What can i read to understand all this better?..Any suggestions?..I want to understand what money is..why great depression or recessions happen..things like this..Thank you.

[@PianomanRay]

@@saurabhtyagi1870 to me it’s like the law of supply and demand. If they overstocked their inventory but not a lot of people buy it then the value becomes compromised, leaving them having to remake the goods. If the demand is higher then they’ll have to maintain production so that the customer won’t go to the next store or business looking for the same item at a cheaper price

[@williamsleon3801]

Hey Venezuela how many inflation do you want? Venezuela: Yes

[@meowcat7124]

*much

[@AryanBHA5]

Argentina says high

[@ELIXFUDIDO]

Hungary after ww2:

[@desertstormer7556]

this is pratically a 6-9 hour lecture compressed in 10 monutes

[@smudge9995]

Ikr I'm so lost

[@artyoshka]

6-9 69 Funny number confirmed?!1??1!!?1

[@garywalters3007]

watch this video at half speed.....you'll walk away understanding it.

[@meow5x]

this episode is too wobbly its like watching on a rough seas. do you need to shake the video??? uggghhhh

[@G-Money124]

i'm getting seasick

[@HouseJawn]

Yea i never understood that

[@marcelsmiley858]

Yarr harr!

[@mannamedisaak3316]

Jonathan Carbonell lol hahahhaahhaahahahahhaahhahahaha

[@Versuffe]

It’s called KZbin. Appreciate the amount of editing

[@Lord.Kiltridge]

During times of inflation, debt is king, because the value or cost of the debt goes down. During deflation, debt is death, because the value of the debt is growing. Who is the country's greatest debtor? Government. This is why governments will do ANYTHING to avoid deflation.

[@ricefloppa2800]

2017: House plant costs 1$. 2020: House plant costs 20$. 4024: House plant costs *999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999$.*

[@eliasziad7864]

The day after the price went up $1

[@omshree2448]

We will probably have a globalised currency pegged to some extra-rare resource mined on some other planet by then.

[@ricefloppa2800]

@@omshree2448 Lol probably.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Inflation is taxation without legislation.

[@anthonywilliams855]

Exactly it's legalized theft by the government

[@scootmcgoot570]

Who holds them accountable? Im hoping a "we the people" movement will happen soon, wipe the slate and start over with ordinary common folk with sense!

[@latoyalaville4360]

That’s crazy how money is given value because of us literally 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@aleksaljujic791]

No, it's because we have unlimited desires and limited resources. So we must determine values of goods and services which manifests itself in the form of money.

[@JT-pt5tl]

@@aleksaljujic791 exactly! Thumbs up 👍🏼 finally someone that understands.

[@Some_Cat_]

@@aleksaljujic791 What do they hope to hold off consumption for? The replacement of items/materials that'll never actually be replaced? Might as well just get rid of the inflationary system and be merry.

[@deeZerV2]

fr no cap

[@tardarsauce3355]

I still don't understand this, and I hate that everything is getting more expensive (like groceries, movie tickets [somewhat trivial, but still relevant], and housing) while wages remain relatively stagnant. Maybe the system is just broken and needs to be rebuilt from the ground up

[@ConanOG]

The government incentive to devalue our currency is perverse. We need some type of system that can work by its own rules and not rely on governments will to decide how much money they will print and devalue our currency.

[@Alapahauk]

huh? well, that's what they want you to think so 'they' can offer a solution. it's called; "problem, reaction, solution" and has been the go-to to implement an agenda by govs for centuries. Blame Covid, blame the war etc then increase prices of EVERYTHING = "Problem"... until the point people cant take it = "reaction"... then when people are at their most vunerable they bring forth a solution = WEF's the Great Reset. Everything is manufactured including scarcity.

[@HVBRSoF]

It's quite easy. There's more money circulating than there are products for sale. You can test this out in your free time. Get a bunch of monopoly money and then get a few friends or family together. Give them 200 each and then tell them whoever is able to buy Park Place gets ten bucks of real money. How much do you think Park place will sell for? Now repeat the experiment. This time, give them 400 of play money. Again, how much did Park place sell for? Repeat the experiment one last time. This time, give them each 1000 of play money. How much did it sell for this time? Now, repeat the experiment one last time. Give them each 1000 of play money, but this time tell them they can buy any property on the board and it would be equivalent to Park place. Whoever has a property and the most savings wins 10 bucks. Why did Park place sell for higher each time you gave out more money even though it's quality never changed? Why did it sell for less when you increased the supply of Park place? If you can figure this out, you would have understood inflation.

[@ishaanvasudeva5996]

@@HVBRSoF I LOVE THIS SO MUCH I understand how it works but this is a beautiful explanation and I will be sure to use it for my friends and family

[@mrtree1368]

It's always funny how they talk about printing more money like it's just gonna be throw out of air planes for People to get and stimulate the economy

[@ChocoTendzz]

Literally no one talks about this

[@tommywhite1944]

@@ChocoTendzz You just did, though

[@heebrojooper1652]

Well they basically do that but they inject money into the economy by buying stuff. It's called Quantitative easing.

[@JJunkAFunk]

It gets money moving because the value decreases. Buy now because it’s gonna get more expensive.

[@adityakantsinha1716]

@mr tree well the government actually does it and it is called deficit financing

[@canilogin1730]

"Hey Jimmy, you know these balloons were really expensive. You wanna know why?" "Because, Quidd paid for it" *"No. The price went up due to inflation."* - Chris 2017

[@gopnikaward]

Mr Beast???

[@king.lililixli7498]

they over here buying houses for the price of a now a day can of coke bruhhhh

[@libertia]

but it was also harder to get that much money..dollars were hella rare

[@liamhgd581]

What?

[@rhidiandavies1991]

I'm a chemical engineer so whenever I try to learn about economics I instinctively conseptualise it as a chemical process. From the little I've been able to make sense of so far, our financial institutions are the equivalent of legacy operators trying to manage an incredibly convoluted and poorly designed plant with very few levers for process control, and only a vague understanding of the process itself. My advice would be decommissioning.

[@theTeflonDon1]

You are complicating things. Inflation is the increase of the money supply. The only entity with the power to increase the money supply is the fed. There you go.

[@htf5555]

not the fed

[@millenialmusings8451]

@@theTeflonDon1😂😂😂 if only real world were so simple

[@theTeflonDon1]

@@millenialmusings8451 the world is complicated but inflation isn't.

[@millenialmusings8451]

@@theTeflonDon1 not necessarily. Inflation is measured by CPI using a price of basket of goods and it maybe caused by fluctuation in demand and supply along with money supply. There are even more nuances to it. Macroeconomics of which inflation is a part of, is complicated as it's a social science with large number of recognized and unrecognized variables. It's not black and white but shades of grey. You must be a Trump supporter, because you're sounding like one.

[@rektvolcano9414]

Inflation: * exists * EA: i will take ur entire stock

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When you get to hear your favorite narrator again

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Mudkip MC the other guy is the OG

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I love both of them honestly. But this narrator has grew on me and I can't imagine how I would feel if he got replaced again

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Adomay Ceballos I feel the same way but like (laying on keyboard) said he grew in me fast

[@natedellia7993]

2020 Tension between Iran 🇮🇷 and USA 🇺🇸 Australia 🇦🇺 Fire 🔥 Volcano 🌋 eruption in Philippines Deadly Coronavirus Kobe Bryant Passed away Jamaica hit by 7.7 Earthquake

[@ntian29]

Ukraine Downed Jet

[@peanutsmakemeexplode1902]

What a start

[@jaimeabreu8274]

And then you realize their are still 11 months left

[@jpmito9123]

Coronavirus China virus

[@poofuu4284]

And they say 2020 will be the year of change

[@10phante]

This is gonna have millions of views by the end of the year

[@John-ru4gz]

No this year.

[@disorderling]

Nope, most people are ignorant and have no interest in economics or financial education.

[@mansoon2000]

@@disorderling thats why they r Either poor or failing to get out from middle class zone

[@millzimatt]

I study economics at the University of Pennsylvania and I approve this message! Next talk about opportunity cost or elasticity of demand.

[@theTeflonDon1]

Inflation isn't the increase of prices. Thats the effect of inflation, which is the increase of the money supply. The only entity capable of that is the fed. This video is poorly put together and wrong multiple times, a basic economics class could explain that. The fact you approve this video is very worrisome. Good luck

[@yessirry4548]

@@theTeflonDon1 You sound like you know what you're talking about. Is it possible you can explain inflation to me in simpler terms? Im having a hard time conceptualizing it.

[@deekay9776]

I love your videos, dont know how you upload so many a day, but keep it up :)

[@YamiPheonix531]

Higher prices for goods and services means the general public must work more hours to maintain their living standards which means higher productivity for business activity that can promote higher consumer activity thus higher demand for goods and services eventually pushing higher inflation rates and higher prices again for goods and services. Inflation is just a vicious cycle where we run around in a hamster wheel chasing an illusion of financial security. No wonder work-life balance is non-existent in the 21st century. Employment is just a life sentence of obedience, extortion, and involuntary silence only to earn the privilege to participate in the corrupted world of economics and money mechanics. An economy can still be productive and have business and consumer activity without having inflation. Japan is a case study where it is still a productive economy with business and consumer activity and it has deflation or stagflation. Resources are still available and reasonably priced. It is just that the tool we use to exchange goods and services, aka paper money (bank note), has eroded in its purpose of retaining its intrinsic or representative value.

[@ryancarver1131]

3:11 "gooder service" lol

[@alejandroguzman3071]

First time I already knew everything in an infographic video thanks to AP Macro ✊🏽✊🏽 shoutout Mr Clifford 😤

[@Franciscoluche]

One more time, a complex subject for me 😅, but I’m here to practice my English skills, so it’s, as always, a wonderful and interesting video!!! 😉👍 Hi from Vietnam 😊🇻🇳

[@xersus9026]

You struggle like the Venezuelan citizens

[@yurikovRUKR762]

dat pfp explains why

[@itzzzsss]

They should barter

[@xilogex7403]

@@yurikovRUKR762 oc it would

[@trevorbuchh]

I have a curious question: With inflation in mind, how do certain fast food restaurants maintain a “dollar menu” when other items on the menu, that contain mostly the same ingredients, raise in price?

[@supermonkezaza]

The dollar menu is usually pre-made, this fast food- and they make more of it- because people order more of it. That and it’s the dollar menu, to say true to what they say, they keep it under a dollar while other certain (prices for) food rises. I’m not very sure about this, this is just what I think.

[@the_boss3421]

I have no idea, but I think this is why fast food is so controversial.. we're constantly hearing that they don't use "real meat" to produce this food so it makes you wonder what it is that can be produced at a cheaper price than the rising price of meat & how they accomplish this. Im sure growth hormones, labs & chemicals have a lot to do with how quickly they can produce food ingredients at a given price, and preservatives have a lot to do with how long these ingredients can be preserved to not impactthe price of the food item they're producing.

[@ZackAngelMusic]

I'd honestly say they use cheaper and cheaper processed ingredients which are more harmful to human health. Scary to think about honestly

[@michaeltravers7920]

So McDonald's lose money on the dollar menu, they will hope to make it back on the other purchases you might make or when you return as a habitual customer, and hopefully buy something of the other menu. Supermarkets do this all the time too but with items like bread and milk. They are sold at a loss to attract you through the door.

[@Darknesssleeps]

This is why most places dont have a "dollar" menu anymore, they now have a value menu

[@pessimisticpianist582]

I can't have been the only one who thought they were gonna talk about inflation as in inflating a balloon or a bike tire... *can I?*

[@slicewdb]

Evetchen Brown you are hopefully

[@w1ck862]

I did but I also thought about money. Well the thumbnail makes you seem like wre gonna talk about that and I actually thought we were but were talking about money so its equal.

[@time_lightsout_1186]

@@slicewdb fr

[@555lalrinchhanaroyte5]

Me too

[@CALEBBYPRODUCTIONS]

Great breakdown and information from Inflagraphics

[@jcspeaks555]

We are actually talking about this in highschool since it has some part to play in WWII and this is really helpful

[@PlxsmaX]

I was just learning about infation today in class..

[@PlxsmaX]

Inflation* srry XD

[@Cactusfruitsquisher]

@@PlxsmaX you know you can edit comments right?

[@PlxsmaX]

@@Cactusfruitsquisher i know but im lazy af

[@franciscojuane2505]

this video is wrong! "Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon" Milton Friedman. That means supply and demand of money. Nothing else.

[@PlxsmaX]

@@franciscojuane2505 dood all i was saying was i learned about it..

[@PushDay]

Before my grandfather passed away he cried, and said to me that he spent the majority of his life seeking opportunities for financial growth and in the end it doesn’t even matter he said “we still end up in this bed, connected to tubes and needles only waiting for death to remove you from this world.” I couldn’t help but to think to myself that without money we wouldn’t survive however i I also thought that I’m making the same mistake…

[@dude2968]

Love your videos mab, so satisfying to watch

[@hochibamabinladenhusainefe8191]

Basically they find the golden ratio for selling price and buyers at the time. I was raised by a ww2 and a Korean war vet and learned alot about economy etc from him. P.S. the system is forked.

[@ainsleyxyx]

when it says 42 seconds ago: :0

[@RudeRabit]

Yet there’s already 1000 comments

[@ella3941]

I swore not to do any learning this holidays but then I saw your KZbin channel

[@Michelle-yg6jd]

This video is must for an intro to econ class, or any middle and high school first gov class.

[@davidchien4028]

Just imagine being able to go to the movies for only a few cents. Now it cost basically you buying the entire first row in the theater.

[@SuperAKIBHUSSAIN]

Back then the theaters were not in the same quality as they are now. I do not think they had even invented the technology. I'm fine paying more cents for what we have now. 😁

[@capzthequailguy4489]

OK infographics i've got the ultimate question because so many struggle in the world can you make it fair for 100% instead of 1% by taking away money and replacing it with a moral system (kind of like star trek but without the TECH) or something equivalent.

[@sebisterta9543]

China is working on that

[@spiral4705]

There's a lot of factors about it that can cause turmoil, a lot of similar reasons as to why the barter system failed

[@capzthequailguy4489]

The same as money is failing most of us whats there to lose? The planet either will give up or that virus will have us all. Not much to lose lol

[@RandyLy]

Imagine investing in stocks and seeing it go up 98% everyday

[@Nouveau0]

If you tell which stock in history goes up 98% every single day, I'll give you 50% of my gains

[@johnbehneman1546]

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

[@josiah2441]

Thanks I was doing a school report on this

[@Luhxpria]

💫I love their animations💫

[@insu9161]

Thank you so much for posting this video! I have a economy exam coming up next week and this is saving my day!

[@dejinnthedjinn5311]

We watched the episode on Venezuela today in Geography class today.

[@RB-km8ze]

3:27......goooo onnnn

[@kiarasabur5338]

Where was u at when i needed help with my microeconomics class

[@CG64Mushro0m]

More money = less money

[@deepakjamra5502]

Thanks

[@MONEYANDTIME]

Although too much inflation is a problem, deflation is an even greater problem to the economy. So much stimulus check and money have been pumped into the economy to mainly avoid a massive deflation. If inflation does not follow, more and more money will be pumped into the economy, basically until we all start spending.

[@julioherrera4291]

As an Argentinian I approve this video

[@Youhaveaname]

So, what if we had a deflation due to destruction of currency? Would the value of a given currency increase or stay at a similar rate?

[@bright2142]

3:11 “...wants a gooder service...” wat

[@logiprime]

No views yet 33+ comments? Man KZbin’s got some problems

[@averylogan6832]

KZbin Possessed.

[@YeshuaAgapao]

Austrain inflation / deflation is the increase or decrease in the currency supply, though including the pseudo-currency (sum of deposits without subtracting what was lent out)

[@silencedrose3388]

Okay do you have like a microphone in my living room?! My partner and I were discussing this last night given the state of our countries dollar and the affect of inflation...

[@nigredoooalgown6245]

Buy Gold! I don't mean the magic paper that says you own gold located somewhere, I mean physical gold! (Coins, small bars..etc etc)

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Gold isn't real, the Earth is flat and dinosaurs didn't exist. Fight the reptilians with colloidal silver infused water in super soakers.

[@frederik9132]

Do one on Coronavirus!!

[@spiko-ou3bp]

Infographics can make any subject interesting

[@fjsantana12]

Yup inflation for food and everything else except how much you got paid. At the end of the day they said buy the same thing for more while staying with the same pay

[@Anupamprime]

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[@jah2639]

Amazing

[@stuntinfahm5460]

This video gives me flashbacks to my economic lessons in secondary school

[@kaira5807]

I had an important viva on Inflation (worth 20% of my grades) 5 days ago, I wish this came a few days early lol

[@hypersecures]

Smooth resolution perfect

[@antoniotod9614]

the printer goes *BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR*

[@PavementFloor]

I feel dizzy watching this, please don’t do that moving effect again.

[@LuisDaniel-rm9dd]

Greetings from Venezuela.

[@carlosjavierpalacios6194]

saludos desde Argentina :(

[@gonzalodohrmanngareis2493]

Carlos Javier Palacios suffering in peronismo

[@Deathtank75]

@@gonzalodohrmanngareis2493 😅😆 macrisis

[@sergiobenitez1468]

@@Deathtank75 El sindicato de payasos dice que bajes un poco la actividad, que no le dejas trabajo a los demas.

[@Deathtank75]

@@sergiobenitez1468 mira vos, lo tendré en cuenta. 🙄

[@michelleayala02]

So if I’m understanding this correctly, inflation is good as long as it’s not hyperinflation and deflation is bad and can cause a depression/recession. Then why are wages still down?

[@brandonmtb3767]

My company gives us all a raise but increase the prices of their products by a few cents a month

[@wickedfifth]

You should do another inflation video about the drop in GDP during the quarters of 2020.

[@eliasziad7864]

Inflation: *exists* Hungary: ight I would like to order *41.9 quadrillion* percent of inflation

[@chrisrod01]

Biggest problem in the USA whether your left or right is the inflation happening here and we ignore it cause we still pay for the increase milk , house , loans ect. Just even look back 10 years ago how it was big difference . I know my comment won’t get like Kobe but this is a huge problem bigger than the 08 housing crisis ...

[@torinwhittle8236]

R.I.P KOBE🙏🏾

[@jamanruiz2025]

Ikr :(

[@natedellia7993]

Rip

[@thecustomer6331]

There is a way to weaponize your money based on inflation but I genuinely forgot how inflation works, thanks for the brush up

[@3EBstudio]

The recommendation is spot on. The recommendation is perfect timing . After the holidays let see if the world noticed

[@AcesizOfficial]

Interesting

[@damcore4923]

No hate, but why the shaky cam? All of this wobbling made me almost feel dizzy

[@Random_sandwich]

So... if Demand pull inflation happens, because of lower supplies, there should be something done to increase the supply or else the price will increase further? . And if they government decides to print more money to counter it, the businesses would just counter back by increasing the prices because there is still a low supply am i right?

[@peterthepanda]

Venezuela: Suffers from hyperInflation Germany and Zimbabwe (to Venezuela): First time?

[@Deathtank75]

germany????

[@dekoldrick]

@@Deathtank75 After WWI ended, Germany started printing money to pay out it war reparations which in turn, caused a massive inflation in prices.

[@joyn6654]

And businesses get greedy "Yay the government gave them some of their taxes back let's get as much of it as we can".

[@maxivisionvermont1333]

So true

[@alexandra9944]

I love the epic music.

[@ronyb2948]

I've never been this early before

[@epaws8403]

Sweet Baby Jesus, these moving graphics make me feel like I'm lost at sea.

[@MbisonBalrog]

Magically creating money or IOUs and handing them to banks seems like a very inefficient way to control monetary inflation

[@shuushirakawa]

> saw title > Dobson has joined the chat > it was about economic inflation > Dobson has left the chat

[@poofuu4284]

...And another Social Studies lesson by the renowned Infographics Show

[@palmsk123]

Prices is raising but our wages still the same or lowering

[@SiddMunjalOfficial]

Hello Infographics could you do an episode on the coronavirus as it is informative in what you guys do and people are scared, the question is Could the Coronavirus take out the whole population ? This is will help people not be afraid

[@moviewideanglemirror]

I've seen people guesstimate a currency's worth by looking at the prices of various things in historical documents from a specific period, but has someone made a concerted effort to figure this stuff out?

[@hallowz9828]

the last time I was this early my internet cu-

[@Aus10McNeal]

My grandpa just says "Back in my day I bought a sandwich with a playing card." Then I remember my grandpa died 12 years ago.

[@justindelacruz4610]

Hey info

[@jish55]

Basically it's the cost rises, so people need more money. People start making more money, so now things go up in price, thus forcing people to again need more money, rinse and repeat. Inflation is a terrible thing that can be removed from society as a whole, which in turn can allow for the implementation of things like a UBI. Now, to avoid the increase of goods with the implementation of a UBI, instead of having inflation, we implement a price cap on everything, this in turn means that prices cannot rise and in turn allows the dollar to retain it's value.

[@sammyg805]

Then how about borrowing ? How will people get their gains by interests for example mortgages ? Under UBI salaries stays stagnant .. do you think this will ever happen .pls explain, I actually I’m not that knowledgeable on these things

[@sebenty6844]

Yes

[@eliasziad7864]

Venezuela: Yay I have the most oil I am the best!! *Inflation has joined the chat* *Political instability has joined the chat* *Corruption has joined the chat* *Venezuela has left the chat*

[@grantarmbruster6591]

I like how you glossed over the Zimbabwe Farm redistribution

[@AryadiSubagio]

I hate that this video is abruptly interrupted by ads 3 times! I get it that you need ad money but showing an ad out of the blue like that disconnects me with trying to understand the topic presented.