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> Strictly economic theoretical speaking, inflation wouldn't happen if the money isn't "new" money, but instead is fully reallocated money. Wouldn't that be in
by tivert 3y ago
> Strictly economic theoretical speaking, inflation wouldn't happen if the money isn't "new" money, but instead is fully reallocated money.
Wouldn't that be in aggregate? So maybe some inflation for food and deflation for luxury yachts.
- Workaccount2 3y agoThere probably would be while the market adjusts to the new demand levels and reallocates resources accordingly. But it would level itself out.