I think issues is that it's artificial cash. A lot of people expected inflation with newly printed money (central banks poured ridiculous amount new money in e

I think issues is that it's artificial cash. A lot of people expected inflation with newly printed money (central banks poured ridiculous amount new money in economy after 2008), but it never arrived. Because that money never found a way from investment to consumer goods, so for normal people the inflation is pretty standard. Except of prices of housing, which is also an investment asset. Inflation in investment assets is quite larger and we consider it "economic growth".