Will inflation always bring about a lower dollar?

Discussion in 'Economics' started by The Kin, Jul 12, 2005.

  1. Laughable.

    Actually it is the US with the weapons and military might. China is no real threat.

    The US is using China to replace USSR: after all you need a big bad target to foster the old 'it's us VS them mentality'

    If you think China is an aggressor, take a look at history. China has been the whipping boy for so long: even their biggest city Shanghai was divided into 6 pieces by the Europeans. And then the Japanese practically waltz into the country.

    Politicians are just using scare tactics. Don't be a puppet.
     
    #11     Jul 15, 2005
  2. trajan, you GO for shooting straight about things. I posted something similar on another thread about how arrogant the Chinese I run into in business (domestically, and domestically employed) are and some moron who wishes he were a marine (and a man, apparently) totally lost it.

    arrogance always blows up...and they are quite dependent on us -- our strength is capitalism, and communism can't even take a breath without capitalism to leech off of.

    Oh, and furthermore, it's amazing how many otherwise intelligent-seeming people don't understand that inflation is by definition a monetary issue.
     
    #12     Jul 15, 2005
  3. gnome

    gnome

    Absofricken'-lutely!

    THE most important asset America has is the value of its money. Destroy that (through currency-debasing inflation) and the country will know great poverty.

    Since the creation of the Fed, the $USD has lost -99% of its value. Somewhere around -99.9% (when bread is $300 a loaf) Americans will wake up and say, "Hey, what are you doing to us"?
     
    #13     Jul 15, 2005