While inflation stepped down, it's too soon to say whether the higher pace this year will remain or be temporary. It's the underlying causes not the topline numbers that deserve more scrutiny now.
i do wonder how we are determining inflation, if we are comparing 2021 to 2020, as opposed to maybe 2019, would we see the same result? cause 2020 was a big downer for the economy, with shutdown, etc, stopping most economic activity or crashing the economy as bad if not worse than the great depression
Very thoughtful and thought-provoking material using empirical data and social observations. Indeed, I am in want of work in an economy that was deemed to be 'roaring back' and have yet to articulate for myself how that will occur. Worrisome. Covid first. The rest, to follow. Thank you for this piece, SAHM! 👌🏻💜🌈🦄🙏🏻
i do wonder how we are determining inflation, if we are comparing 2021 to 2020, as opposed to maybe 2019, would we see the same result? cause 2020 was a big downer for the economy, with shutdown, etc, stopping most economic activity or crashing the economy as bad if not worse than the great depression
Very thoughtful and thought-provoking material using empirical data and social observations. Indeed, I am in want of work in an economy that was deemed to be 'roaring back' and have yet to articulate for myself how that will occur. Worrisome. Covid first. The rest, to follow. Thank you for this piece, SAHM! 👌🏻💜🌈🦄🙏🏻
If we've learned anything in the past 50 years, it's that only inflation matters. Mathy (as in truthy) theoretical models have proven it.