Will we have inflation flation (prices stabile or nearly so) or deflation?

Inflation
19% (12 votes)
Flation
27% (17 votes)
Deflation
53% (33 votes)
Total votes: 62

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its a trick question liz,

Deflation in the things one desires.
Inflation in the things one requires.

Im goin with flation.

I voted for inflation in the long run but expect more de(bt)flation in the short to medium turn. It could go either way in my opinion. We default outright or we default by printing. Might as well have asked if you prefer red or black on the roulette wheel. The game is fixed and the casino Vampire Squid from Hell will win and we will lose.

Deflation early on until the pain is too high. Then inflation.

Here's the deal; I can't vote on this because I'm researching a new economic theory, which is related to employment efficiency which comes about at the cost of greater sustained unemployment trends over a longer period. The economy is shifting into those that have skills and those that don't, thus the economy will grow, but in a much different way and it wont look like stagflation, inflation, deflation, reflation, hyperinflation or a depression -- or business as usual -- we are morphing into a new model along with a new generational change of the ways things will be.

Inflation of what? CPI? The currency? Wages?

Inflation in banker bonuses - deflation in workers salaries.

I'm in the whipsaw camp: one followed by the other before I can get repositioned.

I voted for inflation, not in the short term, but next year or the year after.

Qualifier: you didn't provide a time frame. Ultimately, there will be inflation. From now until some time in the future - months, years, we're in a deflationary period.

KaPoom.

Deflation for a while, then a monetary explosion and hyperinflation.

Enjoy the ability to buy food and consumer goods while it lasts.

all of the above for a LONG, LONG time.

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