It would be wild to go all the way from the housing crisis where in response the government spending was going to supposedly create tons of inflation and now and still not running into massive inflation, or even seeing expected economic downturn cycles.
And then running headlong into something as insidious as stagflation.
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It would be wild to go all the way from the housing crisis where in response the government spending was going to supposedly create tons of inflation and now and still not running into massive inflation, or even seeing expected economic downturn cycles.
And then running headlong into something as insidious as stagflation.
The government spending in 2009+ did cause tons of inflation - - but it was in the financial and collectible market, not in bread.