coolhand,
Do you think that the blip in cpi, that you illustrate from 1914-1920; just might have something to do with a tiny incident called WORLD WAR 1???
Whats your point? That current fiscal policy is sound? Please elaborate.
I'm recalling similar threads in which someone would post "the bad old days", in which graphic descriptions of cholera epidemics, polio, infant death, etc...contrasted with our higher modern life expectancy; was somehow a justification of giant government, and higher taxes!!! Is that what you're getting at?
Do you think that the blip in cpi, that you illustrate from 1914-1920; just might have something to do with a tiny incident called WORLD WAR 1???
Whats your point? That current fiscal policy is sound? Please elaborate.
I'm recalling similar threads in which someone would post "the bad old days", in which graphic descriptions of cholera epidemics, polio, infant death, etc...contrasted with our higher modern life expectancy; was somehow a justification of giant government, and higher taxes!!! Is that what you're getting at?