When one takes into consideration the ballooning federal debt and the runaway interest expenses associated with that debt coupled with the increased cost of capital to invest in critical infrastructure that is necessary to bring more goods to market, it is easy to see a future in which the Fed successfully induces demand destruction but does very little to solve the inflation problem, and actually exacerbates it.
https://tftc.io/martys-bent/issue-1328/
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