[Southack]

"Southack, you're really losing it on this thread. Of course economic growth is deflationary."

So prices for goods and rents are *lower* in the U.S. today, after 74 years of economic growth, than they were in 1930?

Do you even understand what "deflationary" means?!

[Toddsterpatriot]

So prices for goods and rents are *lower* in the U.S. today, after 74 years of economic growth, than they were in 1930?

Didn't even come close to saying that. I said growth is deflationary. Didn't say growth causes deflation.

Do you even understand what "deflationary" means?!

Yes, do you? Do you know what inflation is?