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When the inflation returns back to normal, will the prices go down to what it used to be? Or will the salaries go up to match the increase?

>> No.51029939

Inflation will never go back to normal. We're printing too much money and we can't stop.

>> No.51029947

>>51029879
When inflation returns to normal, prices will remain the same because good fucking luck deflating the monetary supply without causing an economic implosion. Wages have seemingly risen as a result of the labor shortage over the past couple years, but this growth will probably taper off as interest rates rise.

So basically you'll continue paying more for coffee, which is good 4 u btw

>> No.51029952

>>51029879
That's a man

>> No.51029974

that's a beautiful (wo)man

>> No.51030006
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>>51029879
No and No
your government wants all your money and if you don't have any of that, it wants you dead

>> No.51030009

>>51029947
>when inflation returns to normal prices will keep the same but salaries won't match the inflation
Then the inflation never got back to normal, isn't it? I am being serious here, I am kinda retarded on financial stuff.

>>51029939
I am no expert on this, but I have the feeling that the US won't tolerate to lose the dollar supremacy.

>> No.51030049

>>51030009
I meant to say that controlling inflation means slowing the growth in the supply, not necessarily reversing it. The dollar hasn't been deflationary since the period between Versailles and the New Deal.

>> No.51030088

>>51030009
not in the way you're describing it. Inflation is the rate of increase in the general price level. If inflation rates revert to the more normalized 2-3% level it doesn't mean prices ever go down, they just stop going up as quickly as they were.

>> No.51030137

>>51030049
I think I get it now. Do you mean that the price increase will be frozen for X years until the 2%/year inflation average is reached? What about salaries?

>> No.51030188

>>51030137
It never seems to freeze, just slows down to a "reasonable" rate.

As for salaries, they're a function of both labor supply/demand and money supply though. Couldn't say where the job market's going, but it doesn't look so good right now and interest rate hikes aren't going to help, so I wouldn't expect wages to keep rising the way they have in recent years.

>> No.51030209

>>51029879
That's a woman

>> No.51030248

>>51029879
Neither

>> No.51030267

dont respond to tranny threads retards

>> No.51030302 [DELETED] 

>>51029879
>will the prices go down to what it used to be?
Not without unprededented deflation.
>Or will the salaries go up to match the increase?
lol

>> No.51030319

>>51029879
Salaries will keep falling compared to productivity because the rich leeches at the top need a new yacht and their mistresses need a new designer handbag. Sorry, plebs.

>> No.51030352

Ok guys thank you for explaining me that the high prices will stay for a while and then inflate as normal meanwhile the salariws will stay the same.
Am I the only one seeing the problem here? I have a feeling that this is going to pump the actual civil unrest, isn't it? Are you all ok with keeping your salary basically frozen while everything increases?

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>>51029879
I had a roommate like this, I used to make her squirt like a cow pissing on a flat rock. she still trys to fuck a couple times a year.

>why don't I? after being married 10 years I'm basically a virgin again

>> No.51030688

>>51030352
Nobody who is aware of this situation and isn't benefiting from it or on the payroll of those who are is okay with it.

Shit's fucked, and I don't know how it's fixed since it's a feature of the system itself. Crypto was invented as a reaction to it, but it's seemingly becoming declawed with a few exceptions.

>> No.51031025

>>51030644
Based squirt wizard

>>51030688
Thank you for your input here. What are you doing to manage this situation? What is the /biz/ board approach?

>> No.51031065

>>51029879
no. best to hope for is that it doesnt go up anymore for a year, then its zero% inflation. otherwise, our inflation compounds like interest

>> No.51031111

if your salary is not going up as fast as inflation then get new skills and find a better job

i got a 0.6% promotion this year, I'm getting some certifications now and leaving this company very soon

that's it my man
good luck

>> No.51031404

>>51031025
Investing, and positioning myself career-wise for a jump into a significantly higher paying job. It's all I really can do.