Stating things simply

 The Telegraph has an interesting bit up:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/8492078/How-the-Fed-triggered-the-Arab-Spring-uprisings-in-two-easy-graphs.html



I decide to criticize them some and ramble a bit.



I hadn't though of this direct link that much, it is interesting, but I'm not sure they have their causes and effects categorized properly.  Nor do I think they have covered nearly enough scope of causes and effects.
there are things of much greater scale out there but this example via correlation in money printing causing global (reserve currency!!!) spreading price hikes(inflation) thus causing revolution, it is on topic however.  Before the printed money "trickles down" to common people, which it never really does, it causes price increase because of expectations (and of course supply and demand basics) of price increases (its simple physics really) which leads to more inflation being already in the books for 5yrs+ easy, never mind he minutia, we will not have austerity we will have money printing (and debt ceiling raises), which will cook in a decades worth of inflation, causing expectations and thus a reality of hyperinflation, which usually starts off with a  deflationary tick as velocity of money goes up as everyone spends what they have to get something of value for later years post-hyperinflation, also they buy food to eat for a year or so.  at least the wise ones do, everyone else does this too late and ends up homeless in a line somewhere while the masters of the universe succeed in playing hyperinflation as a perpetratorless crime, they're already setup to benefit from inflation and hyperinflation.

Big time PM holders are called "Big Giants" and "Small Giants," they
are long term giants.

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