My guess is we will not have Zimbabwe style inflation, but a stagflation similar to 1974-82. That happened after a long and costly unpopular war that had to be financed indirectly through inflation rather than direct sacrifice by citizens through taxation. The long and expensive wars we are fighting now are also going to be financed by inflation rather than taxation.
That itself is an interesting statement in these days of still high prices. What was their motivation? Mortgage interest deduction would be unlikely. How did they conclude owning is better than renting at their age?
That itself is an interesting statement in these days of still high prices. What was their motivation? Mortgage interest deduction would be unlikely. How did they conclude owning is better than renting at their age?
That itself is an interesting statement in these days of still high prices. What was their motivation? Mortgage interest deduction would be unlikely. How did they conclude owning is better than renting at their age?
That itself is an interesting statement in these days of still high prices. What was their motivation? Mortgage interest deduction would be unlikely. How did they conclude owning is better than renting at their age?
That itself is an interesting statement in these days of still high prices. What was their motivation? Mortgage interest deduction would be unlikely. How did they conclude owning is better than renting at their age?
