Im saying the stimulus money allowed people to not go to work, therefore disrupting supply chains and contributing to inflation.
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Im saying the stimulus money allowed people to not go to work, therefore disrupting supply chains and contributing to inflation.
Someone posted a tweet the other day saying essentially that. Of course, it's a tweet.
BigBucnNole
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I don't agree that stimulus is what created that... but for sake of argument let's say I agreed. That's still not a cash issue driving up prices, it's a labor shortage.
chicken or the egg
BigBucnNole
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It's not chicken or egg. It's pretty clear none of this shit would've happened without the lockdowns.
