>Can you highlight a causal relation by example? I dont think so and even if you could, i still wouldnt trust simplistic explanations. Then you're closed minde

>Can you highlight a causal relation by example? I dont think so and even if you could, i still wouldnt trust simplistic explanations. Then you're closed minded throwaway troll because it is a simplistic explanation. Increase money supply = inflation. >MO it was global economics getting stirred up by lock downs, Which happened a year before. >the ukraine war, a foreign war that has impacted single digit trade? Where the war is occurring because ukraine's intention to switch to western trade partners like the EU. >stimulus packages and not to forget, l aka money printing >large syndicates riding the inflation wave. When they printed around 5 trillion $, everyone and their mother told them they would cause high inflation. Dont hate the player, hate the game. >When i see "money printer" as the only aspect someone points out, i suspect a right-wing propaganda victim singing the government-bad song, thats my simplistic take. federal reserve, stats canada, and other trading data sources are right-wing propaganda to you? Sorry you feel that way.