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  • Target Inflation Rate
    • What causes Inflation?
    • Why target a rate?
    • How is inflation lowered?
  • The Federal Deficit
    • Inflation with $0 deficit
    • Inflation if $5T deficit
    • Debt with $0 deficit
    • Debt with $5T deficit
  • Recession/Depression
    • What causes recession?
    • What prevents recession?
  • FAQ
    • How did Hamilton do it?
    • Money Supply & Inflation
    • How to control inflation?
    • One true inflation rate?
    • Are taxes inevitable?
    • Reduce the national debt?
    • Why a national debt?
    • The first interest loans?
    • The 1078 AD Debt Amnesty
    • Why social security tax?
    • The Money Lifecyle
    • Economy through the Arts?
    • What is Boom/Bust?
    • About supply & demand?
    • From barter to fiat
    • How is money created?
    • Money is the Ledger?
    • How Fiscal Policy Works
    • What is bitcoin?
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    • Deficit !=> Debt
    • Income Rise => Price Rise
    • Scribble the Economy
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    • New money runs an economy
    • Prices rise with spending
    • ... but not gov spending
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