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Quantitative Easing forever money goes to wall street.
Covid bail out/ money goes to PhrMA
Ukraine money goes to military complex MIC and the officials J offshore banks.
And finally Israel money self explanatory billions $ every year.
You the middle class pay all through taxes and inflation.
Print money = increase debt /create bubbles = inflation = middle class get poorer and the top get richer.
How the robbery works. Wealth transfer through inflation that aside taxes.
In the U.S. The Federal Reserve is responsible for balancing the inflation and unemployment rates and keeping both rates low.
Generally the inflation rate (the annual rate of increase) the Fed aims for is 2 to 2.5% however at the same time they aim to keep unemployment rates at or below 5%.
This can get tricky as if either of those things take a sudden upturn it quickly throws the other and eventually the economy out of whack (as most of us have witnessed).
There will be some ebb and flow. Sure and with expected rate cuts in Q3 or q4 of this upcoming year, inflation may continue to go down slightly. I wouldn't expect it to stay there for long with this amount of spending though, and I wouldn't expect rates to stay down or be cut that far either. How it's measured is even skewe d to the favor of government pulling the curtain over people. It's worse than what's reported but they cherry pick their measuring
No, inflation never goes down, it will always go up...
Not that you would care if your salaries can keep Up, but yeah, they have to keep up... Otherwise is problem v:
Thats not how it works unfortunately. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/laggingindicator.asp
Inflation is a lagging economic indicator. It is reported after prices have already risen, which means the data it uses is historical.
There is a reason Wages cannot keep up with inflation and why inflation is called wealth transfer.