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The point isn’t about what you think the economy “cares about”. You mention commodity products which are a part of the picture, but they are all depreciating as
by take_a_breath 7y ago
The point isn’t about what you think the economy “cares about”. You mention commodity products which are a part of the picture, but they are all depreciating assets.
In the end, there is an increased amount of money in the system. That money is looking for returns. Investors flood into the asset classes where they think they can find returns. This means collectibles increase in prices, but other (more common) assets like education, housing, and stocks have also increase considerably.