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4. Isn’t true. Even at zero actual growth, you would have nominal growth that matches the inflation rate. Inflation means that the prices of the products that
by konschubert 7y ago
4. Isn’t true.
Even at zero actual growth, you would have nominal growth that matches the inflation rate.
Inflation means that the prices of the products that the companies sell increase as well.
Inflation doesn’t matter
- gpanders 7y agoIt absolutely does matter, particularly for owners of debt (bonds). Inflation will eviscerate returns on bonds and all other fixed-income investments.
- konschubert 7y agoInflation is already priced into bonds. It doesn’t matter as long as it’s more or less predictable.
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