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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: SouthFloridaGuy who wrote (122058)5/10/2008 5:09:01 PM
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Here is why you are wrong LIG: A debtor nation can experience high levels of inflation without any increase in money supply. How? By the impact of currency depreciation. Inflation is impacted by money supply -- and it is also impacted by currency depreciation. Those small minded fools who try to say that inflation is ONLY a function of money supply have looked like monkeys this past year. And as the dollar continues to slide they will look like even bigger monkeys next year.

To say that our inflation is not driven by policy is wrong -- we have a fiscal and monetary policy intended to pretend that our economy can run forever on debt -- it can't. The end game is showing up now -- and it is called inflation.
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