That's a bad argument because a healthy rate of inflation is natural. The issue is inflation that outpaces market adjustment.

If it was that simple the debate would have been resolved already.

I have no problem with a healthy and gradual rate of inflation.

Yeah and I'm saying that it isn't germane.

I do agree that unemployment is more important.

We must lower the unemployment rate so we can have less people receiving government aid

and have a more productive and innovative society/populace

You know who isn't innovative and productive?

Communists?

Illegal aliens?

And Mexicans.

True

A lot of millenials, too

Tbh inflation should be a higher priority than unemployment

Inflation is what determines purchasing power of the people and there will always be unemployment

excuse me what the fuck ^

A worthless currency is no good for idle or working man

and a valuable currency is worthless without people earning such currency

to spend

if theres an unemployment problem and an inflation problem id go straight for fixing unemployment

People are creative and will find ways to create work

They aren't babies

more workers=more buyers, less inflation

it is absolutely essential to fix unemployment first

you also have to look at it from a political view too

high unemployment means high unrest

the germans had inflation that was through the roof until hitler provided jobs

the inflation was so bad that one reichsmark was worth absolutely nothing

Maybe this is a false dichotomy

true

Who would only focus on one thing

You'd go after both simultaneously

^Agreed

guys

the us dollar was worth around 4,210,500,000,000 german marks

oof

That's Venezulan numbers boi

true

not even