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I'm ending my blogging for the morning. I have to digest all the news that's been reported in the past couple of hours.
The most important article to read today:
- Barron's, link here. Archived.
- I have the whole article; it's currently behind a paywall.
- will provide data points from this article later today.
- agree, 1000%; see my notes posted earlier:
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What Can I Say?
I assume the next quote will be: “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics.”
And then there are graphs.
15%!! I had forgotten that it got that bad. And note:
- the duration; and,
- the area under the curve -- the Carter administration.
- something Americans had never seen / experienced in their lifetime except during short period in WWII when inflation was not exactly the nation's #1 concern.
One president leaves office one day, and the next day inflation jumps to 10%. And so it goes. The Carter timeline and the Carter graphic -- completely different than the current timeline and current graphic.
And yet that is still the meme.
Eggs? $1.19 / dozen at Target.
We just renewed our lease. The increase was inconsequential -- on a monthly basis less than what I spend at Starbucks monthly.
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