Tag: Bifurcated Inflation

The news cycle as of late has been like watching paint dry…months ago I predicted such slowness, but even I am kinda surprised by the uneventfulness of the Trump administration so far. The administration started off with a ‘bang’ with that travel ban many weeks ago, and for a moment it seemed like things were… Continue reading Bifurcated Inflation

Since 2011, we’ve proposed the theory of ‘bifurcated inflation’ that describe two types of inflation: inflation for goods and services that exceeds the CPI and inflation for goods and services that falls below it. Here are our two most recent articles about bifurcated inflation: A Case Against Secular Stagnation The Daily View: Inflation, Peter Schiff,… Continue reading Bifurcated Inflation Gains Traction