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If a low inflation is considered the best situaion free market wise, how does economic theory solve the problem with ever devaluing money? Wouldn’t it make more sense to bind prices?

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Anonymous Posted May 4, 2024 0 Comments

Devaluing money is the point. It encourages you to spend and invest it instead of hording it. That cash flow keeps things healthy.

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