Reducing energy prices is anti-inflationary. Deporting illegals is anti-inflationary. Decreasing government workers is anti-inflationary. Removing government regulations is anti-inflationary. Reducing unemployment is anti-inflationary. Making people healthier is anti-inflationary. Reducing the business tax rate is anti-inflationary. Increasing the supply is anti-inflationary. Decreasing the deficit is anti-inflationary. Decreasing the debt is anti-inflationary.
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Decreasing the tax dollars going over-seas is also anti-inflationary- getting rid of these idiotic government grants, studying if squirrels can be gay- or why Asian people play World of Warcraft better than Americans- BUT, truly the one thing that can change inflation is going back to the Gold standard- before the Fed Reserve (which is NOT Federal) is the number one reason we now have inflation- they raise prices and set rates.. it is unconstitutional and hopefully we can get back on the right path. Right now, our money is FAKE- it's counter-fit and the Fed Reserve people should be in jail for making counter-fit money... JUST MY OPINION- Our money used to be worth something, now it can be used for wall paper.. it is 100 worthless- TY Fed Reserve and you gangster idiots in the 1910's when they originally began making the Fed Reserve- and now you can't survive no matter how high they raise the min wage- they raise the min- then they just raise the cost of living the same...
You've hit the nail on the head, Maidenlace.
As late as 1933, a $20 bill was THE SAME AS a $20 one-ounce GOLD COIN.
You could slap a $20 bill down on the counter at a bank and exchange it for a $20 one-ounce GOLD coin. Today, that coin will cost you close to $2700.
https://search.brave.com/search?q=American+%2420+gold+coin
Today's price for an ounce of gold is around $2650 (see https://www.kitco.com/ for the current price of gold, silver, and other precious metals).
2650 / 20 =132.5, so it takes about $132.5 of today's dollars to equal the buying power of ONE dollar from 1933. Put another way, today's hundred-dollar bill is worth LESS THAN a single dollar from 1933.
That's specific to the dollar price of gold, but considering that a one-pound loaf of really good bread (without GMO wheat or today's herbicides, pesticides, and other crap) went for UNDER A DIME back in the early 1900s, it probably isn't too far off the mark for many other things.
https://www.foodtimeline.org/MLR1923.pdf
I thought it was frogs who were gay.
Yes, DOGE needs to slash and burn grants. Not only are they inflationary, but they are the primary funding source of the left. Especially after Saudi cut them off. China and Ukraine kickbacks are right up there. I think the Ukraine kickbacks might be another sting.