tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10928334.post1246410896024612646..comments2023-09-15T05:51:00.156-04:00Comments on The Next Deal: Is Inflation a Problem?Brett Hayeshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09167595150350796385noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10928334.post-24756767261894539882010-03-08T17:03:22.018-05:002010-03-08T17:03:22.018-05:00sorry to reply you almost after a year you posted ...sorry to reply you almost after a year you posted the blog. i just saw it. it's been a year so you would have much better idea about the inflation. hence we still have the same question. it hasn't been solved yet. And as far as i think (it's just my opinion) they have to come up with new ideology. basically they need to change the financial constitution which we have right now. they are in the trap and there is no other way to come out of that, the only thing is possible new policies to be made. it's just simple story about inflation is , it's just affect the middle class and low income people, about 75% of population, and we need to protect them by using fiscal , monetary policies and try to wound those 25%. because there is no other option left. and there is nothing wrong to do so because those are the people who made significantly big bucks during crisis. simply they took the money from 75% people during crisis and become extremely rich, now their turn to give away some to simulate the economy. if they don't all 100% will be in deep trouble. and i am pretty sure Mr. bernanke is way smarter to imply this in real world.hrdknoreply@blogger.com