Financialization creates disinflationary rather than inflationary pressures when capital stays in financial markets (distant from real economy), because the money velocity is low and it inflates asset prices rather than consumer prices—a key difference from mainstream monetary economics.

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Victor Jvetsik

Evidence Quote

The more money you generate, the more inflation you get. That is only true if this money gets to the ground where real people are. If it stays in a cloud of finance, it's actually disinflationary rather than inflationary.

Source

The End of Neoliberalism and the Coming Storm | Viktor ShvetsHidden Forces
Created: 8/11/2026, 7:31:56 AM

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