Inflation is caused by the cost of production and transport of items rising. and costs like electricity and rents also going up. The cost of producing goods, getting them to market and selling them is higher. prices therefore rise and that is what inflation is. Once prices increase, they never drop down again Wages do not go up or go up very slowly.
Wrong, inflation is the increase of the money supply, it is not the increase of production and transport costs. Only the government and central banks can devalue money
@@voluntarism335 Nonsense, we're not discussing devaluation of money, we're discussing inflation i.e. things getting more expensive. This has nothing to do with the governments devaluing the world's fiat currencies.
@@livingtinyinsouthernafrica935 Yes it does, inflation by definition is the increase of the money supply, only the government has the power to debase money through money printing also the central banks loaning out money they do not even have, they create that on a computer. Inflation is the devaluing of money, the more money there is the more money chases after the same amount of goods. That is why everything costs more.
@@livingtinyinsouthernafrica935 Things get more expensive because more money enters the economy, new created money, which means more money chasing the same amount of goods, meaning you need more money to buy the same things as you did last time. It has everything to do with government printing money.
@@voluntarism335 That's what they teach you in finance at school and at university. But think about it - it doesn't make sense. Why should more Fiat paper currency in circulation cause prices to go up? Sure they're devaluing the currency by printing more paper money, but inflation, (while by money devaluation) is another monster. Everything that we are taught in life is wrong. Think for yourself.
Your video should explicitly call out which country / market and currency you are referencing and stay consistent with it. At 8:51 it's unclear and in other parts it is unclear. You are also referencing data sources from Germany but seem to base most of this video around the US dollar. That seems confusing, why not use official U.S. sources? You should also make all of your graphs color blind friendly and utilize shapes. Your graph at 9:20 is probably impossible to understand for some that are color blind to blue hues. Any who, I love your animations and the work you put into this. I hope to see more :)
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disadvantageous assets during inflation: cash, loans, bonds, fixed income
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Great information. May I ask what technologies you have used to create the animations?
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Inflation is caused by the cost of production and transport of items rising. and costs like electricity and rents also going up. The cost of producing goods, getting them to market and selling them is higher. prices therefore rise and that is what inflation is.
Once prices increase, they never drop down again
Wages do not go up or go up very slowly.
Wrong, inflation is the increase of the money supply, it is not the increase of production and transport costs.
Only the government and central banks can devalue money
@@voluntarism335 Nonsense, we're not discussing devaluation of money, we're discussing inflation i.e. things getting more expensive. This has nothing to do with the governments devaluing the world's fiat currencies.
@@livingtinyinsouthernafrica935 Yes it does, inflation by definition is the increase of the money supply, only the government has the power to debase money through money printing also the central banks loaning out money they do not even have, they create that on a computer.
Inflation is the devaluing of money, the more money there is the more money chases after the same amount of goods. That is why everything costs more.
@@livingtinyinsouthernafrica935 Things get more expensive because more money enters the economy, new created money, which means more money chasing the same amount of goods, meaning you need more money to buy the same things as you did last time.
It has everything to do with government printing money.
@@voluntarism335 That's what they teach you in finance at school and at university. But think about it - it doesn't make sense. Why should more Fiat paper currency in circulation cause prices to go up?
Sure they're devaluing the currency by printing more paper money, but inflation, (while by money devaluation) is another monster.
Everything that we are taught in life is wrong. Think for yourself.
Top content!
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Your video should explicitly call out which country / market and currency you are referencing and stay consistent with it. At 8:51 it's unclear and in other parts it is unclear. You are also referencing data sources from Germany but seem to base most of this video around the US dollar. That seems confusing, why not use official U.S. sources?
You should also make all of your graphs color blind friendly and utilize shapes. Your graph at 9:20 is probably impossible to understand for some that are color blind to blue hues.
Any who, I love your animations and the work you put into this. I hope to see more :)
another great video!!
Thanks again!
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Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other
Excellent content, sadly it wasn’t appreciated while it was current. Hopefully there is revival with the developing economic environment.
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Inflation is not transitory.
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