All that money printing has reached the bottom (us), besides shortages of common goods.
You can still buy groceries for the same price, although the package looks the same, it's still different.
Are you seriously trying to imply that trickle down economics works?View attachment 18124752
All that money printing has reached the bottom (us), besides shortages of common goods.
You can still buy groceries for the same price, although the package looks the same, it's still different.
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Nope the opposite, what I meant that all that money printing the fed are doing, but that counts also for the ECB, although the Fed can raise the intrest rate, which the ECB can't do, is the greater cause of inflation.Are you seriously trying to imply that trickle down economics works?
WOW.
well, it DOES...if you are up at the top, pissing on those "beneath" you...Are you seriously trying to imply that trickle down economics works?
WOW.
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All that money printing has reached the bottom (us), besides shortages of common goods.
You can still buy groceries for the same price, although the package looks the same, it's still different.
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Ground rule or stand up?Double
They even admit it.
You are clueless how money works. It's the common folks who use cash and save cash. The rich don't hoard cash. Or even go after cash. Their money lies all in stocks and bonds. Stocks and bonds grow................ cash doesn't. The wealthy let us commoners play in the cash game. 200 billion in new cash every year compared to a stock market valued at 46 trillion. Get yourself some cash while you can.Yeah it's the money printing and not ththe fact that that they stole it all for themselves lmao
It's not the money printing, it's not Brexit, it's not the pandemic, it's not broken supply lines, it's not the war in Ukraine, those are all excuses, those are all fake news. Sure all those things didn't help and may have added to the problem slightly but the bottom line, the truth, is it was all corporate greed and the corporations are just using all those other things to justify the price increases they've been making. So how do you tell? Well if all those excuse were to blame, if they forced the corporations to pay more which in turned forced the corporations to raise prices to cover the added expenses then the profit margins should have remained relatively flat, but they didn't. Corporation after Corporation have been reporting record breaking profit margins. Take GM for example, their sales dropped by 20% and yet they turned in a strong earnings report in the last quarter that was roughly the same but slightly larger then the previous report. Now all this happened while they not only maintained the previous inventory but their inventory actually grew which kind of blows a hole in the story that parts shortages reduced their supply forcing them to raise prices.