Why we think what we think, when we think about inflation

[@HairSuitGentleman]

Mark, I’ve waited your whole career to do more edited long-form content like this. Thanks so much!

[@edwardburd6900]

Excellent discussions. I learned a lot. Please continue this format.

[@oscarpistorius3710]

Good podcast. I have never heard you beforr

[@thetombaxter]

Holders of non-financial assets such as housing benefit from inflation. At least I have. Refinancing my home twice I have had cost free housing for 13 years.

[@DoubtfireClub]

There are inflation winners and inflation losers guess which one you are

[@kevinmccormick7671]

Why do you ignore the U.S. housing bubble? Banks create deposits when they make mortgage loans, which increases the money supply, which provides the extra money for inflation. Then, with real estate prices higher, rent increases result, which drives higher prices. At least you note how the corporations raised prices, almost on cue. Perhaps the maxim that inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon is no longer respected. At least you could look for the actual ways the money supply was increased, since sustained broad inflation requires an increased money supply.

[@cyberslim7955]

The problem is, that the population has no voting power over central banks.

[@PnoidNews123]

Noone wants to discuss the boomers retiring n drawing on thier retirements. All that cash from 08 n the zero% interest rates that was tied up in the market is now being cashed out.

[@konormccracken]

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