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If Inflation Is A Result Of Bad Policy, What Policies Is The GOP Proposing To Whip Inflation Now?
11 Jun 2022 11:00 am
LibDave » 11 Jun 2022, 10:46 am » wrote: ↑ This link is not remotely related to the subject. How does consumer inflation expectation relate to the inflation as a result of bad policy. Consumer expectation is merely a random survey asking consumers if they expect higher prices in the future. Consumers don't tend to be economists for the most part.
What is your prediction for inflation? Be specific. Should only require a few number predictions. Inflation for next quarter, and next year. Predictions help to assist in determining whether your economic assessments are valid or in need of a more comprehensive learning. So far your assessments have been completely wrong, claiming Biden's policies wouldn't result in high inflation. No need to post some obscure link which doesn't address the issue. Most would prefer YOUR assessment, not someone else's assessment from a google search.
What do YOU believe is responsible for the high inflation?
Chest your cards, Pigeon.This link is not remotely related to the subject.
You are presuming "bad policy" as the cause.How does consumer inflation expectation relate to the inflation as a result of bad policy
If the people polled see inflation abating your assumption must be that they are doing so in belief that a change in policies will effect it.
I don't watch FOX....I read.So far your assessments have been completely wrong, claiming Biden's policies wouldn't result in high inflation.
Pigeon,No need to post some obscure link which doesn't address the issue.
Your squawking obliges what follows
It's a daily read thing.Most would prefer YOUR assessment, not someone else's assessment from a google search.
Before I left another finger, ProlixDave...
Post your academic and professional experience with economics so I know how far I gotta dumb it down for you.