← Back to context Comment by dmoy 24 days ago Inflation is not up 4x in the last 10 years... 6 comments dmoy Reply tardedmeme 23 days ago Depends what you measure. I already said it hasn't been affecting wages or consumer goods and that's weird. dmoy 23 days ago Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.But as for this> why is all the money printing remaining in the rich person's realm instead of trickling down?Always has been, it's kinda one of the defining features of capitalism tardedmeme 23 days ago > Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.The assets in the S&P 500 have, that's what was brought up. 3 replies →
tardedmeme 23 days ago Depends what you measure. I already said it hasn't been affecting wages or consumer goods and that's weird. dmoy 23 days ago Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.But as for this> why is all the money printing remaining in the rich person's realm instead of trickling down?Always has been, it's kinda one of the defining features of capitalism tardedmeme 23 days ago > Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.The assets in the S&P 500 have, that's what was brought up. 3 replies →
dmoy 23 days ago Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.But as for this> why is all the money printing remaining in the rich person's realm instead of trickling down?Always has been, it's kinda one of the defining features of capitalism tardedmeme 23 days ago > Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.The assets in the S&P 500 have, that's what was brought up. 3 replies →
tardedmeme 23 days ago > Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.The assets in the S&P 500 have, that's what was brought up. 3 replies →
Depends what you measure. I already said it hasn't been affecting wages or consumer goods and that's weird.
Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.
But as for this
> why is all the money printing remaining in the rich person's realm instead of trickling down?
Always has been, it's kinda one of the defining features of capitalism
> Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.
The assets in the S&P 500 have, that's what was brought up.
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