Chapter
The Potential Inflation Tidal Wave
58:18 - 1:02:18 (04:00)
The massive amount of printed money during the pandemic has not yet led to inflation due to decreased spending, but once people return to pre-pandemic spending habits, inflation is likely to occur.
Clips
The podcast discusses the impact of inflation and high interest rates on mortgages in the 1980s, as many people had to pay up to 15% interest rates due to the decrease in supply of money and the increase in cost.
58:18 - 59:09 (00:51)
Summary
The podcast discusses the impact of inflation and high interest rates on mortgages in the 1980s, as many people had to pay up to 15% interest rates due to the decrease in supply of money and the increase in cost.
ChapterThe Potential Inflation Tidal Wave
EpisodeA Hilariously Dopey “Study” on Big Tech Bias (Ep 1449)
PodcastThe Dan Bongino Show
The massive amount of printed money has not led to inflation yet due to the pandemic, but it is only a matter of time until it happens, and it will make the 1970s look like a happy period.
59:09 - 1:00:58 (01:48)
Summary
The massive amount of printed money has not led to inflation yet due to the pandemic, but it is only a matter of time until it happens, and it will make the 1970s look like a happy period.
ChapterThe Potential Inflation Tidal Wave
EpisodeA Hilariously Dopey “Study” on Big Tech Bias (Ep 1449)
PodcastThe Dan Bongino Show
With the roll-out of vaccines and people getting out again to enjoy their pre-pandemic lives, there will be a surge in spending which will cause inflation leading to the devaluation of products and work.
1:01:00 - 1:02:18 (01:17)
Summary
With the roll-out of vaccines and people getting out again to enjoy their pre-pandemic lives, there will be a surge in spending which will cause inflation leading to the devaluation of products and work. This inflation will result in dissatisfaction among people as their raise will be lesser than the inflation rate.