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<blockquote data-quote="stilldt" data-source="post: 1351324" data-attributes="member: 19052"><p>The only way inflation seems likely is if the feds actively pursue a policy to limit the amount of goods produced. Simply printing an appropriate amont money wont do it if we're still producing a similar amount of supply (though asset prices would still likely inflate depending on the amount of capex required to produce these goods with less labor). This isn't meant to dismiss the inflation idea, though, because all of the climate stuff is exactly about the government purposely pursuing such a policy. It's just that the indicator wont be an increase in sovereign debt.</p><p></p><p>As to the idea of a great reset, I think were already witnessing much of what they are referring to: the identification of essential jobs and elimination of redundancy and bullshit jobs. This can only be done through experimentation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stilldt, post: 1351324, member: 19052"] The only way inflation seems likely is if the feds actively pursue a policy to limit the amount of goods produced. Simply printing an appropriate amont money wont do it if we're still producing a similar amount of supply (though asset prices would still likely inflate depending on the amount of capex required to produce these goods with less labor). This isn't meant to dismiss the inflation idea, though, because all of the climate stuff is exactly about the government purposely pursuing such a policy. It's just that the indicator wont be an increase in sovereign debt. As to the idea of a great reset, I think were already witnessing much of what they are referring to: the identification of essential jobs and elimination of redundancy and bullshit jobs. This can only be done through experimentation. [/QUOTE]
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