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What Is Inflation for 2024? | Mark Thornton

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First published at 12:46 UTC on January 20th, 2024.

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In this week's episode, Mark compares two definitions of inflation and what this means for policy makers and the productive population in 2024. The mainstream view creates nothing but confusion and smokescreens, while the Austrian definition shows that the true definition shows a much higher level of economic pain and uncertainty and more economic problems to come in 2024.

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