You're mistaking changes in growth rates with the growth rates themselves... CPI is, and has been, positive for years now. Remember, you're not a macroeconomist

You're mistaking changes in growth rates with the growth rates themselves... CPI is, and has been, positive for years now. Remember, you're not a macroeconomist and probably wouldn't be able to debate that last point if I tried to even make sense of it. edit: Just in case, if you are going to post anything about ShadowStats, or the Fed lying about numbers, there's nothing to even argue. It's hilarious that people think they get to choose their own definitions of inflation, when it's a fairly strictly defined thing. Just because your grocery bill "inflated" ≠ the economy is experiencing inflation.