Inflation and rising asset prices are primarily caused by degradation of the money unit (loss of dollar purchasing power) rather than supply shortages; the example of a house costing $4,500, then $45,000, then $450,000 across three generations reflects currency debasement, not genuine price increases.

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Michael Oliver

Evidence Quote

It's not because there's a short wheat crop or suddenly you can't get copper out of the ground. It's because the degradation in the money unit

Source

Worst Bear Market Of Our Lifetime To Start In 2026? | Michael OliverAdam Taggart | Thoughtful Money®
Created: 6/18/2026, 1:59:24 PM

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