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I mean it is resolved, and your two options kind of show it. The resolution is very low and slow inflationary economics, to match the growth rate in the economy
by armin_maurice 8y ago
I mean it is resolved, and your two options kind of show it. The resolution is very low and slow inflationary economics, to match the growth rate in the economy. This should prioritize a
safe level of saving and investment.
Higher and lower rates of inflation can be enforced (via central banks) to help fight recession or demand driven inflation (price level increases). However constantly tweaking inflation rates to get the exact right level for the current period of countries economic cycle (debt/savings levels, price levels etc...) is quite difficult. So yes we do know "how" to balance an economy in a general sense, in the same way we know how to build a web application in the general sense, but there is always work do be done in the details.
- api 8y agoWe've been trying to do that. The problem is that macroeconomic inflation is a big sausage number that doesn't really say much about the reality on the street. Take a look at this: http://thesoundingline.com/why-inflation-is-much-worse-than-the-headline-numbers-suggest/ http://thesoundingline.com/why-inflation-is-much-worse-than-... Price stability has only been achieved for a few categories of things and the divergence is huge.