stagpanther
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I get mostly ads about inflatable party sheep and car warrantees. I don't know why.
Inflation—or the rate of change in prices over time—is not a simple phenomenon to measure or interpret. Inflation that is persistently too high can hurt the wellbeing of households, especially when it is not offset by comparable increases in wages, leading to reduced buying power. But inflation that is persistently too low leaves monetary policy with less scope to support the economy and can be a sign the economy is below its capacity, thus with room to expand jobs further.
Well, only madmen predict the future, but I think you are exactly right; we will.Originally Posted by MarkCo
I hope many will be able to look back at 2020/2021 as a change of perception as well.
but political risks are far too dangerous, even for an EO such as federal UBCs.
"High capacity magazines in stock, buy while you still can"
"Get these pistol braces while they're still allowed"