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Deflation can sound appealing with lower prices, but it's a deceptive trap that can strangle the economy! In this eye-opening YouTube Short, we explore why falling prices can lead to decreased consumer spending, stagnant business growth, and even mass layoffs. Delve into the lessons from Japan’s ‘Lost Decade’ and discover why deflation is a major concern for investors and policymakers alike. While inflation can be frustrating, it often drives economic growth—deflation, on the other hand, can freeze progress. Join us for this quick breakdown and understand the real implications of deflation on our economy.
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00:00:00 Deflation: Why Falling Prices Aren’t Always Good
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@mbeeson123456
1 month ago
Explain to me how everybody says that the business owner takes all the risk. Explain to me the part we're firing people to keep your money is taking the risk. Shouldn't you just take a pay cut until it gets better? Keep the company running. You're already paying your employees well under whatever they may be. Should be getting time for the boss to take a pay cut once in awhile or even the shareholders. You put up the money they got to know it's going to go away at some point. Yes they can jump ship but hey ride the storm more than once more than never
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