>"That's mathematically impossible." It's not. Increased profit can be made from the sale of fewer goods. There's nothing impossible about it. >"Increasing th

>"That's mathematically impossible." It's not. Increased profit can be made from the sale of fewer goods. There's nothing impossible about it. >"Increasing the velocity of money is actually inflationary. Your proposal to solve inflation is...to have more inflation? That's like saying the cure for hunger is to not eat." Is it though? Velocity of money does not necessarily move inflation in a single direction. Prices can rise and fall, based on supply and demand. If what you're suggesting is true, how does the liquidity of a market always result in inflation? It's also worth noting that healthy markets rely on a moderate level of inflation to counteract the value taken away from a market by inactive assets (such as housing).