Emil Kalinowski LIVE! Comparing Inflation 1940's to 1970's (We Take Calls)

[nomadundercover]

Emil is so interesting. The questions he asks Jeff are poignant and lead to the most intellectual discussions every time. Please bring Emil back on more often. His perspective on deflation/inflation is really insightful.

[mikkimikki]

Absolutely, love when you have
Mr. Emil Kalinowski on the show.

[PhuketMyMac]

Awesome guest. Very knowledgeable and very articulated. Love Emil. And thanks again to our awesome host!

[paulder]

I love Emil. First time hearing him. Child of God 🙏

[robertjolliffe]

Love all your work George. And interesting people you introduce me to- thanks

[macroeconomit]

You guys are priceless. Thank you for your wisdom.

[paulmclean]

... great presentation guys as usual!!

[HappyBunnieFarm]

George for President!!! I don’t think this is a joke.

[workwillfreeyou]

Inflation in the U.S.A. during the 1970's &80's was brought under control by military use. Today the trend is different.

[workwillfreeyou]

A chart over the last 70 years of the U.S.A.'s manufacturing base, debt and trade deficits would explain everything.

[Anthony.Kenyon-Slade]

Emil is hilarious. "Going through the black hole" haha

[jfuite]

Though Jeff and Emil don't agree with Peter Schiff on many aspects of macroeconomics, still they do agree on ye olde fashioned definition of inflation!

[pistolen]

29:05 Regarding "good deflation", is there any episode George goes deeper in to this?

[jfuite]

21:40 George: “For the average Joe and Jane . . . . if prices are going up, I don’t care if it’s a result of a supply shock or additional dollars . . . . I am still getting pinched.”
Why don’t bondholders ask the same question? Jeff and Emil say that bonds respond to inflation but shrug off rising prices for other reasons. But, they have the same motivations not to get “pinched” like Joe and Jane. Why DON’T bond values reflect rising prices for reasons other than monetary inflation?

[robertgoehner]

This is great George, could you please on a daily basis use Emil terms / definitions for Inflation (currency increase) and CPI (Increase NOT Inflation)

[gregorya]

When we look at data, is it fair to look at data from an economy 1940s - when the dollar was backed by the gold standard?

[robertmcmanus]

Erotic economics. Dude Emil is a God damn gem. Love his sense of humor lol

[vanclvg_]

the meme stocks are 2021s equivalent of mortgage backed securities. synthetic layering, credit default swaps, it’s ALL there, but magnitudes WORSE.

[jackgoldman]

Just think, in dishonest Fed debt notes the Dow Index has at 35, 000 new record highs, since 1971. In honest US treasury money, gold coins, the Dow index was 19 ounces of gold in 1971 and is STILL 19 ounces of gold in 2021. Prices go up as value goes down. The price of the house increases as the value of the house wears out and goes down. Very dishonest.

[jelanithompson]

As a Canadian, Emil sounds a lot like Trudeau (in terms of mannerisms) 🤣