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Sure, everyone has it's own personal inflation, but I don't see why can't we look at aggregate data.
by KptMarchewa 4y ago
Sure, everyone has it's own personal inflation, but I don't see why can't we look at aggregate data.
- yossarian1408 4y agoIt's not even that. There are different drivers of inflation, it could be spurred by supply shocks, increased demand, greater supply of money, uncompetitive markets arising from government capture, etc., the economy is so complex that when you consider all these moving parts, a claim like "interest rates go down, inflation goes up" starts to sound incredibly reductive.