
Inflation For Dummies Part 2
A while back, I wrote Inflation For Dummies. Apparently that was too complicated. Here’s a simplified version: inflation for dummies part 2. Continue Reading →
A while back, I wrote Inflation For Dummies. Apparently that was too complicated. Here’s a simplified version: inflation for dummies part 2. Continue Reading →
Inflation is the rate of change in the average price level. As long as the inflation rate is positive, the price level continues to rise. Continue Reading →
First quarter growth was driven by Federal government hiring. Higher government cost was a major contributor to the ongoing inflation. Continue Reading →
The annualized month-to-month inflation (AMM) and the year over year rate (YOY) are the marginal and average. AMM > YOY, YOY should rise. Continue Reading →
Bad advice is coming from economists who perennially favor of tax increases. Nobody knows whether tax increases reduce inflation. Continue Reading →
Part 3 of my series about inflation. Here I’m concerned with inflation’s big driver: transportation. Let’s look at its components. Continue Reading →
As more of the Biden administration’s team and agenda are made public, inflation expectations increased steadily. Bonus: what you can do. Continue Reading →
The only way to lower inflation is to reduce the growth rate of the money supply. The growth of M2 has exceeded 10% since March, 2020. Continue Reading →
Facebook factchecked my post about Bidinflation, saying it lacked context. The numbers match those reported by BLS. Facebook factcheck fail. Continue Reading →
Current inflation news including calculating expected inflation, the yield curve, and the term structure of expected inflation. Continue Reading →