Re: Inflation

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From: William B Dwinnell
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 19:04

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Welp, you guys have convinced me that interest does not promote inflation,
or at least your arguments seem to make sense. However, I remain
unconvinced that inflation must necessarily be "artificial"- 
whether there were inflation or deflation would seem to depend on 
overall economic productivity, rate of consumption of that production,
and the size of the money supply. (That is, ceteris perebis.)

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