> If bread costs 100 dollars per loaf, would that fit the definition of a "bread shortage"? Of course not. There can be plenty of bread, just a shortage of mon

> If bread costs 100 dollars per loaf, would that fit the definition of a "bread shortage"? Of course not. There can be plenty of bread, just a shortage of money. The government prints more money and then everyone can buy bread again. The literal definition of shortage is lack of the resource. Having US workers train their H1B replacements is not a shortage.