- There is an actual and vast difference between inflation and “inflation.” And in the final results, that difference isn’t strictly or even mainly about consumer prices.
- Despite entering the holiday season with a third more inventory than during 2019’s Christmas shopping, no one was worried. Economics had mixed up supply shock with inflation, and passed it along as recovery to the world.
- The difference between genuine inflation (money, always money) and “inflation” is starting to take hold. “Inflation,” contrary to inflation, is a harmful redistribution of economic spending power and resources, having little or nothing to do with excessive money or currency.
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'Inflation' Not Inflation, Through The Eyes Of Inventory