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[vincentmccall]

That’s so indecisive ! Trust me there are so many ways for people to get screwed over and go down a path full of financial problems without them even realizing it.

[NZarboristBryce]

Inflation for consumer goods.. food energy ect, deflation risk for asset and stockmarket

[gregbrauch]

When the government is giving households $300 a child, many families decide there is no reason for one family member to go back to work.

[cwalenta]

If inflation were 'baked into the cake' then treasury yields wouldn't be where they are today.

[brianscott]

Look at productivity vs wages chart from 1940's to present. The separation started in the 1970's. Which is why we are in this situation now. They have been giving all that extra productivity = money to themselves and shareholders. Remeber Milton Friedman and shareholder supremacy that took hold in the 70's. If wages would have followed productivity as it had previously it would be roughly $22 per/hr.

Now we will make them more profits because we all know from history wages will remain low and the price of the product will increase.

[johnapples]

It was the blackberry ceo who said it was stupid not to have a keyboard. Literally no one else thought so.

[AdrianOrnelas]

I’ve had coworkers in the past and I highly doubt any of them want to produce more LOL

[lorimast]

The reason productivity went up is because half the workers went on unemployment. When you are short staffed, you still have to produce the same quantities for orders. So therefore, if people start going back to work instead of being lazy, we will decrease productivity. However, I honestly don't see that happening anytime soon.

[josecalderon]

"Temporary inflation " is felt differently between those that have funds/the means opposed to those that don't have them.

[comes]

I’m in Canada. The other day my local Ford dealer was defending prices going up because of self driving technology. lol. I just laughed in his face.

[matthewjackson]

Your the last guy I would listen to on investment advice

[jamesfarley]

I respect your work an opinions Kevin, however I'm in my mid 50's and have managed people, owned businesses, hired, fired, etc. In the real world paying people more money doesn't make them more productive. Leadership, technology, environment and mindset are the only things that will matter. Unions for example, decimate productivity due to the mindset and environment. Yet they are some of the highest paid skilled workers. Just my 2 cents.

[blinkstile]

The REAL REASON, people arent going back to work is because self respect. Did that company really have to lay you off? You were shown youre expendable, so they wont get you back at the same price. And everyone has a price don't get me wrong. But Employers changed the way Employee's see their VALUE, and the ones who were disregarded, REMEMBER! They sold you that lie of a "Salary" and you gave up your dreams for the constant check. When you could have Followed your DREAMS, and the only thing you had, that constant security paycheck was taken from you!

[jeffc]

Labor output is not sustainable. Especially in California, which constantly protect employee rights. Did you forget our nemesis Newsom that just signed the bill AB701 basically targeting Amazon and regulating work conditions??? There will be inflation. It’s inevitable due to over leveraging and constant interference from the government with taxes and regulation.

[ledzeppelin]

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[GenXautrucity]

Kevin has fooled you all. He has 5 identical brothers.

[justSTUMBLEDupon]

The only problem I have with all of this inflation and deflation talk is that people don’t eat technology. People don’t live in a more productive and efficient workplace. It is true that those things will become cheaper, but food, housing, and other raw essentials are still inflating and if those things stay high, consumers will not feel deflation, they will feel inflation.

So unless someone can address this argument of inflation for 80% plus people who work, I think we will have real inflation while the business world will have deflation. If pay increases for many of the workers, then maybe this frugal decade won’t be as bad, but if pay does not increase, and rent, housing, food, electricity, gas, and other inelastic items continues goes up, people will FEEL inflation.

[berisha]

Bruh the US printed 25% of all dollars ever created in one single year. Do you think that places like venezuela can do this and suffer consequences, but somehow the US is excluded from any consequences? The US will eventually face the consequence of printing one fourth of your currency in one year.

[AntonSterenborg]

Brilliant! This is so true, I am working in the productivity efficiency space. Never has there been so much demand to invest to increase productivity

[mikehoese]

Increased efficiency = increased productivity = mouse wheel moving faster.