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ah yes, it has nothing to do with the petrodollar and the fact that the US can eat inflation thanks to being the world reserve currency.
by kazen44 6y ago
ah yes, it has nothing to do with the petrodollar and the fact that the US can eat inflation thanks to being the world reserve currency.
- astrange 6y agoIt’s because the EU and Japan are doing badly at vaccines. I said nothing about their economic policies. It does have nothing to do with that though, just as you say. I’ll change my mind if Japan ever experiences hyperinflation from too much stimulus though!