Inflation in america?

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  1. Coolguy

    Coolguy Well-Known Member

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    why would the price of a euro go up compared to the dollar?
     
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    Which is why I'm moving to Germany after I'm done getting my masters. Almost speak it fluently, I will speak it fluently for sure by time I'm done with college.
     
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    I meant $70k/each. (upper middle class)

    Also, to the person who compared it to gum and T-shirts. The prices aren't exactly flat. The objects to make gum/t-shirts could go up/down whatever.

    Look at cars, houses, appliances, etc. EVERYTHING. Not just some cheap ass pack of gum.
     
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    yes, but the end price of cars has remained largely constant over the last 10 years or so.

    inflation is basically a measure of how much less your money is worth as a function of the goods it can obtain.

    there has been notable inflation throughout the course of history, but at the end of the day, aside from a few isolated cases, things cost as much as they did when i was born if not less.

    in 10 year's we'll be ------ed when the latent inflation we have coming really does hit. There's been enough money printed to d------ue it in the last decade or so, it's largely just a matter of the market lagging.

    ahh the beauty of laissez faire(or at least heavily regulated varieties)
     

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