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The Great Tug of War: Inflation?

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Posted on December 23, 2005
The Great Tug of War Since interest rates began to rise in February, everyone, at least everyone who follows the markets, thinks that inflation is the next big thing. It may be. But, hey, I’m a contrarian. When I notice “everyone” doing the same thing it makes me think that something else is likely to happen. Last month I wrote about both deflation and inflation, and
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Deflation: A Primer (Mar 04)

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Posted on December 23, 2005
by Will Hepburn Deflation: a Primer Econ 101 says inflation is when too may dollars chase too few goods and prices go up. Deflation, on the other hand, is when too many goods chase too few dollars and prices go down. Right now the world has excess factories producing the “too many goods” and this is the beginning of deflation. Since we haven’t had deflation since
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The Only Thing We Have to Fear

Posted on January 15, 2003
The Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fear Itself Franklin Roosevelt said that at his first inaugural address when the country was in the depths of the great depression.  That depression was deflationary, and right now, this economy has businesses fighting the problems of deflation again.  Our current economy is in no where near the sad shape of the 1930’s when banks failed en-masse and
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