Weekly Economic Brief

Weekly Economic Brief

The Weekly Economic Brief features Stifel Chief Economist Lindsey Piegza, Ph.D., providing insight on the latest economic data, monetary policy and other factors impacting the U.S. and global economies.??

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Mark Alan Bartholomew

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4 个月

And yet what do we know about inflation, beyond the traditional numbers we hear week in and week out? We know that prices have increased in plant, equipment, land, homes, cars... and more since coming off the gold standard in 1971. But why do we not hear about this in our news medias? Why do our graduate business students not tell us about this? A home, a car in 1971 cost $14,000 & $1,200 respectively. Today, that home, that car costs just $1.5 Million and $60,000. Hugh... Runaway inflation is not bound to one market.. OUR GOVERNMENT.... subsidizes three markets... creating a relatively stable pricing environment.... and this is what we measure... in inflation???? YES. Is that right, should we be reporting inflation from subsidized markets???? NO. Runaway inflation is not sustainable... and that is why our families... our corporations,... our small businesses,.... our governments... ARE ALL MIRED IN DEBT. But, our not so federal, federal reserve... is here to help,.. right? (swallow... gulp....) By lowering interest rates to zero... in the past,.. we disguise this monthly debt obligation MARK applied physics JOIN ME instead https://www.academia.edu/120841965/LETTER_OF_INVITATION

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