I wonder what the outlook will be in years to come when the country really can't afford to pay back the money it printed, so it tries to print more money to pay back the previously printed money it printed because it couldn't afford to...
The question is how much can we print before we see the farcical situations in South America, where they wheel round barrows full of cash
I'm guessing you're referring to price inflation being 4.2%. Do you know if the money supply is contracting in the UK?
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Makes sense, that basically tracks what the Fed's doing.
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I wonder what the outlook will be in years to come when the country really can't afford to pay back the money it printed, so it tries to print more money to pay back the previously printed money it printed because it couldn't afford to...
The question is how much can we print before we see the farcical situations in South America, where they wheel round barrows full of cash
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shit fuck bollocks
balls.