Around the world, many countries, including the United States, are seeing inflation rates rise higher than we’ve seen in a generation. Yet there are a number of myths going around about inflation that many people believe. Some of these myths about inflation are particularly convenient for governments, who get to excuse their own behavior and put the blame elsewhere. Inflation is fundamentally a monetary phenomenon. From 1980 to 2020, the annual growth in the money supply stood at less than 6 percent. But since 2020, this rate has tripled. As the government has been running out
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In order to be able to address the root problems of inflation, we need to dispel some common myths. Here are our top five picks:
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