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What’re you saying is the precise implication here?

• laidoffamazon 3y ago
  Keynesianism has a lot of juice left in it and the IRA, CHIPS, and infrastructure bills are creating a manufacturing boom. There are more manufacturing jobs now than there were before the pandemic.
  • dpflan 3y ago
    Yes. Are you saying that because there is demand for manufacturing jobs, wages for such jobs are higher, and that inflation should remain higher but unexpectedly is not?
    • laidoffamazon 3y ago
      Increased interest rates are decreasing inflation by reducing economic activity but it's being countered by increased spending in green and semiconductor sectors. It nets out to a positive.
      • dpflan 3y ago
        Thank you for clarifying. Agreed. In the end it’s all a game of routing dollars around. It must be a crazy max flow problem.