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Deflation causes people to hoard money and don’t spend for consumption. People not spending means demand for goods and services go lower. Do this long enough and prices go stagnant. Prices are stagnant with demand still remaining low means the I Asked God For A True Friend So He Sent Me My Cat Colors shirt Furthermore, I will do this overall economy does not grow and remains in a state of limbo. Bad news for the rich who demand infinite growth. Okay news for everyday people because they can still afford basic necessities. Interestingly there was actually an article yesterday about how Japan is finally experiencing some normal inflation Japan is one of the few places in the world with reason to celebrate inflation. Rising prices are helping end the long, bleak era of Japanification. The quote is usually attributed to Nobel-prize winner Simon Kuznets (although there’s a chance that it is actually apocryphal) and comes from well before any of Japan’s current experiences with inflation.

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The point of the I Asked God For A True Friend So He Sent Me My Cat Colors shirt Furthermore, I will do this quote is that for all of modern economic history at the time, there had been countries that were always the richest (developed), countries that were always the poorest (undeveloped), one country that had gone from poor to rich (Japan), and one country that had gone from rich to poor (Argentina). You’re pedating for saying someone is pedantic just for saying someone else, who was afraid of being called pedantic, isn’t pedantic. Japan = rich against all odds (already much more difficult for small island nations, and doubly so for ones decimated by war) Argentina = large nation with educated population and plentiful resources but somehow still poor against all odds My memory could be wrong, I took Economics classes not an economist, but I’ve seen people focusing on recent Japanese economics (mentions of 80s, 90s, and on) which have been unique, but they were also already considered a unique outlier given their very unique post-WWII growth preceding any stagnation or bubbles popping. Not saying the others are wrong, but Japan has stood out for a long time for different reasons. Back in the 90’s the size of Japan’s economy was neck and neck with the U.S. Now the U.S. was widely known as the richest nation on the planet back then, so to have another country explode to the same heights with 1/3rd the population, a relative sliver of the same landmass, and virtually none of the same natural resources was a true WTF moment.

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