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Good grief...that is so wrong and shows such a complete lack of understanding for even the basics of economics that it's not even worth trying to explain to you why.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostThe good thing about printing money is that it doesn't cause reported inflation. In fact the more they print, the more they worry about deflation. It's the economic equivalent of a free energy machine. Boomed.
"Printing money doesn't cause inflation"
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Silly me - how could I not realise that "'fraid not BBC" in an unrelated thread about licenses was actually on this subject??Originally posted by The Lone Gunman View Post
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The good thing about printing money is that it doesn't cause reported inflation. In fact the more they print, the more they worry about deflation. It's the economic equivalent of a free energy machine. Boomed.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHow can you be broke when you are printing money FFS?

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Easily, ask Robert Mugabe.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHow can you be broke when you are printing money FFS?

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