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Straightforward article that offers a zen-like conclusion: If you fear deflation, then stop inflating.
Indeed.
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Clearly, inflation is the primary event and the primary purpose of monetary intervention. There can be no deflation without an inflation having occurred in some previous period of time.
~Murray Rothbard
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