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>markets would choose staggeringly high interest rates, forcing deflation and thus absolutely demolishing fast money, investment scamming, and real estate specu
by Rinzler89 2y ago
>markets would choose staggeringly high interest rates, forcing deflation and thus absolutely demolishing fast money, investment scamming, and real estate speculation overnight.
But, but ..muh "Japan's economy hasn't grown in 30 years" argument against deflation.
>Second, your idea that our societies are suffering from deregulation is downright delusional.
I never made such a claim, so funny that I'm the one being delusional here. Are you off your meds?
>So no, my line of argumentation does not slide into yours. You actually don't know what you're talking about
Oh please, stop it with the kind words, you're making me blush.
- netbioserror 2y agoIf you actually think Japan is suffering from deflation, you most definitely haven't the slightest clue what you're babbling. The Bank of Japan actively buys stocks. It has mired itself in stagflationist monetary policy for decades. I advise staying in your lane.
- Rinzler89 2y ago>I advise staying in your lane. Easy there tough guy. I wouldn't want to anger such a well spoken sophisticated and modest economics genius, pasting stuff off ChatGPT.
- netbioserror 2y agoThat's rich, coming from someone starting with the vacuous "deregulation" meme of high school armchair economists and following up with nothing of substance. Counter my points, substantively. And no, this (https://tradingeconomics.com/japan/money-supply-m2 https://tradingeconomics.com/japan/money-supply-m2) is not deflation.