I haven't fully figured out yet how they arrive at the 12% but if it's true, that would be a worry. What would we do about it?
Also the money in circulation and US govt. debt have increased much more than inflation. So the extra printed money goes into a growing economy, not inflation?
Can you recommend any currencies that are more stable? Like Swiss Franc?
frphank
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