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Deflation vs. Hyperinflation

- Rick Ackerman -

I'll take a stab at that hyperinflation scenario. Initially, inflation grows "slow", just 20% or so for a few years...wages don't come close to keeping up. Rising prices affects almost everything day to day (food, gas, electricity, etc), but the money from that goes to corporations, not to the people providing those things. With no money to spare in the general population, service industry collapses for lack of business...so many are unemployed, they can't make the payments.

They lose their houses. Despite general massive inflation, the market becomes flooded with all the homes claimed by the banks, keeping prices from rising so fast (what? I'm imagining a scenario where the banks win? Inconceivable...). Considering how massively manipulated so many markets are, manipulating the real estate market to keep prices down-ish just for a few years isn't a stretch.

Only when most real estate is out of the hands of individuals does real estate also rise in price like everything else, and 100% yearly inflation starts to kick in.

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Beginning of the headline :Most of us understand that the audacious fraud that has sustained the U.S. economy and the global financial system can only end badly. But how? As far as we’re concerned, there are only two possibilities: deflation; or less likely, hyperinflation. In any event, it’s time for another go-round in the continuing debate. This issue seems to pop up in nearly every forum discussion no matter what the topic, so let’s use the holiday lull to focus on something that is almost certain to be more intere... Read More

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