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> The value of money being cut in half is what's referred to as 'inflation' and it's not what is being discussed. So your claim is that low interest rates aren
by d4rkph1b3r 11y ago
> The value of money being cut in half is what's referred to as 'inflation' and it's not what is being discussed.
So your claim is that low interest rates aren't a cause of inflation?
- hueving 11y agoIt would seem that they aren't as correlated as people are led to believe. Ask Japan about how much they were able to boost inflation with low interest rates.