Few people have any idea who is to blame for perpetually rising prices. Two hints: 1) Inflation is not rising prices but rather increase of the money supply without a matching increase in real wealth; 2) the dollar is worth 4 cents in 1913 dollars, the year the Federal Reserve Bank started (also the year of the modern income tax). Now back to you in the studio, Chet.
pschearer Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Few people have any idea who is to blame for perpetually rising prices. Two hints: 1) Inflation is not rising prices but rather increase of the money supply without a matching increase in real wealth; 2) the dollar is worth 4 cents in 1913 dollars, the year the Federal Reserve Bank started (also the year of the modern income tax). Now back to you in the studio, Chet.
Breadboard almost 6 years ago
Well sir 2 jellybeans and 1 lucky stone don’t go as far as they once did ;-)