During COVID, the US printed far more money and achieved 9-9.5% inflation, while Japan printed less and achieved only 3.5% inflation; critically, the US achieved positive real wage growth during COVID, while Japan's real wages remained negative despite inflation, revealing the fundamental economic weakness of Japan.
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Hugh HenryEvidence Quote
“We get COVID and we ain't seen nothing like the balance sheet goes crazy crazy money printing and the US it gets nine nine and a half% inflation... They got three and a half% max inflation and real wages never went positive. Never.”
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Once In A Lifetime Opportunities in Precious Metals, Japan, And AI w/Hugh Hendry— Rebel Capitalist InterviewsCreated: 8/13/2026, 9:56:54 AM
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