On a first moment, possibly. After that, we would see how free the market really is. If it's reasonably free, the market will self-correct and prices will decre

On a first moment, possibly. After that, we would see how free the market really is. If it's reasonably free, the market will self-correct and prices will decrease. A thought experiment: you have a business; now everyone has money; then prices rise "together"; so market distribution remains the same; you decide to reduce your price to the old price and your competitors don't. Now you get customers from your competitors that you didn't have before. The amount that this happens depends, naturally, on how free the markets involved are (if free at all).