If the US money supply is set to double every 10 years, then

>>2071002
Because a vast majority of that new money isn't equally divided among the population?

What exactly is this chart showing?

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>>2071002
Inflation represents the output gap in the economy .money supply is the amount of domestic currency circulating in your economy. They are positively correlated but not the same thing.

>>2071006
To me it looks like the power of the middle class.

>>2071006
Purchasing power of your currency. Inflation reduces your purchasing power so reducing purchasing power is an indication of increasing inflation.

Inflation IS expansion of the money supply.

Learn to Austrian School of Economics.

>>2071047
>>2071051
Is 98% of inflation missing normal or is it a sign of manipulation?

Since 2008 most of the newly printed money is held as excess reserves, preventing bank runs by banks on on banks. They're not allowed to loan that money out, but they get to use it for margin explaining the reinflated housing and stock bubble.

>>2071059
>not understanding compounding

>>2071051
No you dipshit. Inflation is the decrease in purchasing power. Money supply can increase if gdp grows at the potential gdp growth rate. If gdp grows above potential gdp, it is known as an inflationary enviornment.
>Austrian economics
Learn to google effectively pleb.