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Where are the bottlenecks? I see that things are in low supply and sold out, but when I look at specific things (say cpus or complete computers) I see increasin
by ltbarcly3 5y ago
Where are the bottlenecks? I see that things are in low supply and sold out, but when I look at specific things (say cpus or complete computers) I see increasing and record numbers of units delivered.
Runaway inflation looks like a supply problem at first, as shelves are emptied by the huge amount of money in the economy chasing the goods available. The price increases are a supply side response to demand being higher than can be supply can keep up with.
Please feel free to downvote this and insist that inflation is a myth as is usual on HN.