Unfortunately, I don’t believe he is. Trolling takes a modicum of intellect.
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Idk, I think you can be dumb and a troll.
Says this:
Posts this:
I’m done for real this time. Absolute trash take after trash take. This period is referred to as the “Great Inflation”. i CaN’T fInD iT. Ridiculous.
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Apparently >4% is acceptable inflation.
Again proving he can’t interpret data.
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This idiot really said: Japan hyperinflation please explain and then posts a chart showing a top inflation rate of 24% and dismisses it. I should have learned years ago to stop engaging Zep and I was doing good for a while, but it’s like watching a car crash or a trainwreck. You just can’t help it.
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La-dee-dah… Just passing through…
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“ Editor’s note: REI is among NPR’s recent financial supporters. “
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Okay. And the point is?
usmccd423 actually believes that money “printing” causes inflation then ignores the fact the GDP to debt ratio in Japan is twice that of the U.S. Then ignores the fact of how fast that hyperinflation went away. Believes that 4% and 2% are high levels of inflation as circled by himself on the chart.
Wow, 3.7% inflation. A 41 year high. Good lord how are they living over there.
Apparently 4-2% is high inflation. Proving you have no idea what you’re talking about.
Please go. Your adding nothing but pure ignorance here. I think 4% inflation is out of control - usmccds423. Let’s gloss over the times it ran 2% to negative numbers, all the while money was being “printed”. GDP to debt ratio in Japan is about twice of the U.S. Why isn’t there hyperinflation? Yes, don’t address this.
Or maybe just cheat my employer by doing what I want, instead of working. Oh that’s right. I don’t have an employer.
Economics on the federal level and the business level are fundamentally different. If you keep trying to equate the two you will always be wrong.
To you it’s barely answering because you do not understand that which you are asking and the answers to those questions.
Again it’s not the case to you because you’re operating from a place of indoctrinated ignorance. Fundamentally you come from a world of propaganda. You do not understand or are even aware of it.
And what do you say to those individuals and entities who’ve “earned” that money illegitimately? Fuck you it’s my money! - Free-market jerkoff.
Of course it didn’t. You said so. Mind-blown!
Well, where is your evidence that it did occur. Jesus Christ dude, why don’t you just believe what I say happened- usmccds423.
And IF you don’t pay your taxes in America’s official legal tender, you go to prison. How fucking stupid can you be?
It’s been used on you before, but you’re too proud to realize it.
Oh. So why did he contradict himself?
Weird, how I’m not in charge of those rules. I’ve posted plenty of things when the system allows me. Do you think I wouldn’t post something that is germane to my argument?
Your circle encompasses inflation that starts at 4% and ends at 2%. It does reach very high rate of above 22% but as I said quickly falls. And then from somewhere about 1986-7 goes from 0% to a little over 3%, then into negative numbers in 2009 to 0% in 2012. All the while printer goes brrr…Hmmmm… funny, huh?
Just a falsehood. Why would the U.S. need to borrow it’s own money?
I’m sure some do not. Is that a reason not to do it?
Correct it does not. Only evidence and a true understanding of steps within the system itself, will point out the internal workings of the system. MMT and Monetarism cannot both be right at the same time.
For decades it was >4% and the yen is still basically worthless compared to the dollar.
Again, further proving you are too ignorant to interpret data.
Or they are both wrong…
Keep clinging to your dogma here. It’s clearly gotten you far in life…
Like you, claiming that peer-reviewed studies are the gold standard. Bwahahaha…
True, they can both be wrong. Are they?
It is literally what the entire academic population has agreed upon….
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Yes because pay to play is so genuine and the scant criticism you receive when you play for the same team. The academic community may agree on it because they all play the same game. Publish or perish. Bwahahahaha…how fraudulent!