Anonymous
8/7/2025, 12:36:48 PM
No.149745739
>>149745717
>there was no universal pump money policy
All countries printed irresponsibly during the pandemic. The USA, Canada, the EU, Japan; all of them.
Supply chain issues caused inflation, yes, but it has mostly normalized since 2022 as supply chains normalized. It's no different from rice prices raising in Japan if there's a particularly bad drought and there's less rice yields.
>because the government for once subsidised people and not corporations and that ended pretty quickly
That's not how it works. If the government gave 1 million dollars to each American instead of sending that money to Israel there would be massive inflation.
Not to mention, and this will trigger Miggers, but tax cuts and low interest rates are subsidies for corporations.
>there was no universal pump money policy
All countries printed irresponsibly during the pandemic. The USA, Canada, the EU, Japan; all of them.
Supply chain issues caused inflation, yes, but it has mostly normalized since 2022 as supply chains normalized. It's no different from rice prices raising in Japan if there's a particularly bad drought and there's less rice yields.
>because the government for once subsidised people and not corporations and that ended pretty quickly
That's not how it works. If the government gave 1 million dollars to each American instead of sending that money to Israel there would be massive inflation.
Not to mention, and this will trigger Miggers, but tax cuts and low interest rates are subsidies for corporations.