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Or how increasing the money supply affects the price of eggs...

• CuriousCosmic 3y ago
  Considering the price of eggs skyrocketed due to an outbreak of avian flu forcing farmers into mass culling tens of millions of egg laying hens across the US, it's probably not the money supply that caused that.
  • stray 3y ago
    Whoosh! Ok, the price of literally everything, then. Google "Weimar Republic".
    • op00to 3y ago
      Oh, they had UBI then?
      • stray 3y ago
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