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<blockquote data-quote="DrWazzock" data-source="post: 7031946" data-attributes="member: 2119"><p>Inflation. You cannot buck the market. The real strength or weakness of the economy will always make itself known. If you just print more money without there being real growth behind it then all you do is make every pound coin worth that little bit less and stoke inflation.</p><p>Subsidisation of dinners is a good example. Soon they will be £10 more expensive anyway as the restaurateurs add the sub to price.</p><p>Look at land and property prices. £10,000 per acre but not really worth any more than it was 40 years ago at £1500 per acre, so £1 buys 1/6 of what it did back then.</p><p>Everybody will soon be a millionaire but nothing will be any more affordable. It’s make people feel good but that’s about all:</p><p>The real problem will arise when lenders get cold feet and decide that countries like China are actually a safer haven for investment than those reliant on hairdressing and dinners. If the government has to offer higher interest rates to compete on international money markets then we will finish up a banana replubic with no bananas.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DrWazzock, post: 7031946, member: 2119"] Inflation. You cannot buck the market. The real strength or weakness of the economy will always make itself known. If you just print more money without there being real growth behind it then all you do is make every pound coin worth that little bit less and stoke inflation. Subsidisation of dinners is a good example. Soon they will be £10 more expensive anyway as the restaurateurs add the sub to price. Look at land and property prices. £10,000 per acre but not really worth any more than it was 40 years ago at £1500 per acre, so £1 buys 1/6 of what it did back then. Everybody will soon be a millionaire but nothing will be any more affordable. It’s make people feel good but that’s about all: The real problem will arise when lenders get cold feet and decide that countries like China are actually a safer haven for investment than those reliant on hairdressing and dinners. If the government has to offer higher interest rates to compete on international money markets then we will finish up a banana replubic with no bananas. [/QUOTE]
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