the only thing that is pertinent to the market participants is that central banks will have to think twice about controlling inflation and causing poverty with food inflation etc. housing inflation..people dont want to get wage cut with inflation.
you see what happens if the gov't cuts social security or union benefits you see riots like in Greek etc.
or stagflation scenerio. etc. and high unemployment etc. with inflation social security checks and gov't workers wages go up..their wages or protected from inflation.
last i know high food prices and high gas prices is bad for the economy..inflation is bad if it means higher food prices and higher input cost. but businesses can't raise the price.
you see what happens if the gov't cuts social security or union benefits you see riots like in Greek etc.
or stagflation scenerio. etc. and high unemployment etc. with inflation social security checks and gov't workers wages go up..their wages or protected from inflation.
last i know high food prices and high gas prices is bad for the economy..inflation is bad if it means higher food prices and higher input cost. but businesses can't raise the price.
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Does the US fail to understand what will happen to its strategic interests in the region if the Muslim Brotherhood is the power behind the throne of the next regime?
http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Columnists/Article.aspx?id=206121
