Inflation and the Dollar Crisis

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Simply, the higher the inflation gets the further along we are in a dollar crisis and the less our currency is worth, thus the less we can buy. The global inflation rate can also be a major factor that determines the amount of goods and services that can be purchased with your money both domestically and internationally. For example one method that can be used to check for inflation is to follow food prices both domestically and globally. Usually when a pattern is noticed in rising food costs it will directly correlate to the realization of an inflationary crisis.

A nation can actually create inflation by simply doing one thing.  They can make the amount of money that is in circulation exceed the value of goods and services that are available for purchasing with that money. An example of this is simply to make the supply of money exceed the demand for money. Put another way, to increase the nation's money supply excessively by over printing its currency.

Why would there be inflation in the United States? Because at this time, the money supply in America is exceeding its own demand for money.  The excess currency supply in the United States has been created by two factors. The first factor is by de-industrialization and second factor is by currency creation.

As the devaluation of the US dollar continues, global currencies will be devalued because the dollar is also connected to global currencies. As a currency declines, the amount of currency necessary to trade for an ounce of gold or silver will increase. As the US dollar crisis continues towards its path of destruction you will be seeing the price of gold and silver rising dramatically as well.

Although the price of gold and silver has been increasing along with the dollar crisis most people are still not investing in it. Even people that are savvy in global finance aren't actually investing in these precious metals. Returning to a strong US dollar by backing the dollar once again to physical gold, and or silver during the crisis on the US dollar would be like inter-connecting the pillars of a wall to its foundation for safety. 

In actuality the crisis on the US dollar began back in the days when silver coins were called "pieces of eight" from the times of the Continental Congress. It was during this time when these silver coins also considered "hard money" were changed to paper money. Sadly paper money also known as fiat currency has gained momentum ever since.

Protecting your wealth from inflation, the dollar crisis and the dollars own destruction is of major concern. One way of protecting your future assets is to invest in physical gold and silver. Because throughout history gold and silver have always been a storage of true value, regardless of good or bad economic conditions.

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Inflation and the Dollar Crisis

ByTom Genot

Simply, the higher the inflation gets the further along we are in a dollar crisis and the less our currency is worth, thus the less we can buy. The global inflation rate can also be a major factor that determines the amount of goods and services that can be purchased with your money both domestically and internationally. For example one method that can be used to check for inflation is to follow food prices both domestically and globally. Usually when a pattern is noticed in rising food costs it will directly correlate to the realization of an inflationary crisis.

A nation can actually create inflation by simply doing one thing. They can make the amount of money that is in circulation exceed the value of goods and services that are available for purchasing with that money. An example of this is simply to make the supply of money exceed the demand for money. Put another way, to increase the nation's money supply excessively by over printing its currency.

Why would there be inflation in the United States? Because at this time, the money supply in America is exceeding its own demand for money. The excess currency supply in the United States has been created by two factors. The first factor is by de-industrialization and second factor is by currency creation.

As the devaluation of the US dollar continues, global currencies will be devalued because the dollar is also connected to global currencies. As a currency declines, the amount of currency necessary to trade for an ounce of gold or silver will increase. As the US dollar crisis continues towards its path of destruction you will be seeing the price of gold and silver rising dramatically as well.

Although the price of gold and silver has been increasing along with the dollar crisis most people are still not investing in it. Even those that are savvy in global finance aren't actually investing in these precious metals. Returning to a strong US dollar by backing the dollar once again to physical gold, and or silver during the crisis on the US dollar would be like inter-connecting the pillars of a wall to its foundation for safety.

In actuality the crisis on the US dollar began back in the days when silver coins were called "pieces of eight" from the times of the Continental Congress. It was during this time when these silver coins, also considered "hard money" were changed to paper money. Sadly paper money also known as fiat currency has gained momentum ever since.

Protecting your wealth from inflation, the dollar crisis and the dollars own destruction is of major concern. One way of protecting your future assets is to invest in physical gold and silver. Because throughout history gold and silver have always been a storage of true value, regardless of good or bad economic conditions.

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Inflation and Debasement, Cause and Effect

ByCarmen Alexe

In 1928 the cost of one stamp was one penny, the labor for a vehicle tune-up was one dollar, and labor charge to overhaul an engine and transmission was about $25. These facts reinforce the case for the dollar debasement that Austrian School economists have been making for decades. Currency debasement is simply a consequence of monetary inflation. The Universal Law of Cause and Effect states that every Effect has a specific and predictable Cause, and that every Cause or Action has a specific and predictable Effect. As such, the Expansion of money supply is the Cause that has a specific, predictable, and proven Effect known as Currency Debasement.

So, what is Inflation after all? In simple Austrian School terms, inflation is the constant increase in the money supply in circulation which leads to a constant decrease in purchasing power. Such event (cause) can and it does, in fact exist before its effects are seen. Make no mistake, inflation and price increases are not the same thing, one is cause and the other is effect. The increase in the money supply occurs first, it represents the Cause. The price increase occurs later, it represents the Effect.

The conventional wisdom may be that the price increase should be less relevant to the overall well-being of society because wages also increase thus a balance between the two is achieved. But Murray Rothbard and other known Austrian School intellectuals were quick to point out that it is those first in line to receive the newly created money who are the winners, because they get to spend this money before everyone else. In other words, those who are first getting their hands on it get to spend it before the increase in prices takes effect. By the time the rest of the people receive it - 99% of the population - the prices of goods and services have already gone up.

Money inflation (expansion) always precedes price inflation (increase). Price increase always precedes wage increase and the balance between them does not adjust immediately. History teaches us that timing could be months or years, depending on the level of inflation and other factors that are of political nature. A factory worker or a retail sales clerk are never first in line to receive the newly printed money. A businessman or an engineer are still part of the 99% receiving the newly created money after price increases take effect. So who are the first in line then? Wall Street traders and CEOs, politicians, top banking and big corporations officials, to name a few. And let's not forget the government itself that gets this money first and spends it on its very own expansion (new agencies, new laws, etc.), on infrastructure, social welfare programs, and wars.

The effect of the inequality in distribution of the newly created money thus indeed allows the rich to get richer and the poor to get poorer. Most recently the topic of "Wealth Inequality" has become hot not only on the politicians' agenda but also on the Federal Reserve Chairman's agenda. Mr. Bernanke sympathizes with the OWS movement and all those dissatisfied with the current state of our economy. He claims that income disparity between the rich and the poor has been widening in the past thirty years and that "the Fed is doing everything it can to create more jobs and to narrow the gap between the wealthy and the poor."

It is rather ironic that the same people who claim to help are in fact the ones that hurt us the most. While most people believe it is congress and/or the president that control a nation's money supply, in real life it is the Central Bank that does. In the USA congress has given such authority to the Federal Reserve - a non U.S. government agency - back in 1913. Indeed, the top officials of the private corporation, the Fed, have the authority to create and contract the supply of US dollars as they deem needed. But creating money does not create jobs nor it creates prosperity, as most people are inclined to think. It creates larger disparity between the rich and the rest of the population. The new jobs created through the government's new infrastructure programs take capital and resources away from other areas of the economy where such capital and resources could be used more efficiently.

Now that we know that the Central Bank's money policy - primarily evidenced by money expansion - does not, in aggregate, create employment and does not narrow the gap between the wealthy and the poor let's revisit what its effects are. It helps create economic distortions in form of boom/bust cycles such as the most recent real estate bubble - artificial prosperity during the boom and bankruptcy after the bust. But while the average Joe and Jill and the average small business go bankrupt there is a small selective corporate breed exempt from such economic laws. We have seen such discriminating event most recently in 2008 - even though it's not a new phenomenon and it's been practiced for many decades - when the new bailout money went to prop up existing Wall Street failed businesses. Keeping alive failing institutions (Fannie/Freddie, AIG, BOA, etc.) keeps unemployment at high levels, allows companies and people to work without productivity, and keeps the economy from healing. Economic healing is a necessary "evil" similar to a man going through a healing process after being sick. When the Fed expands the money supply, thus creating inflation, it creates inequality by funneling money to Wall Street and government friends. In the end society does not benefit from such monetary policy, a policy that Ron Paul has been consistent in his efforts to change but without much help from his fellow congressmen.

While we are kept busy with irrelevant news, we are in effect being distracted from figuring out what really is going on with the matters that should be important to us. Monetary expansion, government expansion, government's debt and its inability to function on a tight budget, unnecessary bailouts, and foreign wars are being replaced with news of the latest movie stars' drama or the most recent national threat to our liberties from foreign lands. It is, after all, much more entertaining to read about the intricacies of Angelina Jolie's marriage to Brad Pitt than to understand the "boring" events at the Fed. In the meantime we're assured the little man's voice is heard and action is being taken to solve his problem. So far, it's Smoke and Mirrors and the forgotten man is again...still forgotten. If you want to do something about it but feel that you are too small to make a difference you may consider joining the Ron Paul revolution.

During today's economic climate one thing is guaranteed. Inflation is inevitable. How this event will impact your life -- and your family's -- in this decade depends primarily on what action you take today. Relying on the advise of a financial planner that tells you stocks or mutual funds are the way to go should be the last thing on your list. Read, learn, and use common sense when you strategize. The one that will have your best interest at heart is you, trust me! Be proactive rather than reactive. During high inflationary times only a handful of people are left unharmed. In order for you to be one of them you need to learn how. Your physical/mental health and asset preservation should be top priority. For more tips on how to stay on top -- when many will drown -- during the next economic crises visit my Blog at http://carmenalexe.wordpress.com/

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Run Away Inflation in Iran - I Guess I'd Run Too, As the Railed Rial Ran

ByLance Winslow

Over the years, I have not been a proponent of economic sanctions because I believe it hurts the people, when generally the political impasse of a rogue nation-state has more to do with their Machiavellian leadership. In fact, it is my belief that often the citizens of those nations are the ones who were misled, abused, and are led by fear from a heavy-handed illegitimate regime.

Thus, why would you do anything that would further victimize the people who are already under duress from the bad apples that run the leadership of their nation. Now then, one could argue that the people allowed these dictators, or illegitimate regimes to come into power in the first place, therefore it is also their fault. However, I would submit to you that often brainwashing through the media, as well as extremely manipulative leadership is the real cause.

Nevertheless, economic sanctions, or economic warfare is perhaps better than firing live ammunition, gas air weapons, or bombs and missiles into another nation. It seems more humane, and perhaps it is, or perhaps not. Now then, let's take this fast forward to what is going on with the Iranian regime as they are hell-bent and desire to create nuclear weapons, and the economic sanctions which have been put forth by the rest of the free world.

There was an interesting article in the AFP Space War Edition on December 21, 2011 titled; "Iran preoccupied by plunging currency," which stated what most people feared would happen with Central Bank sanctions on Iran occurred. The article stated:

"The currency, the Rial, was trading at 15,800 to the dollar -- its lowest point ever, and an indication of the fragility of the economy as ramped-up Western sanctions bit."

Of course, President Ahmedinejad tried to put a positive spin on it, telling the people everything was fine, and the currency and economy was safe, even fundamentally sound;

"Rumors started by profiteers and sought to reassure the public that the economy was "stable and calm," and "We are not experiencing any particular problems," asserting that foreign exchange reserves were at a historic high," and continued to label the currency run on "mischief from outside and inside."

In the past, the wealthy Iranians had left the country with their money after the fall of the Shaw of Iran, more recently the wealthy still in-country had invested in Real Estate to shield them from inflation, but now it seems to be too late, as the currency has crashed and perhaps cannot recover, as the Iranian Central Bank just does not have the leverage or fire-power to stop the landslide. So, is Iran's economy gone, is it over? Was it really worth it for them to develop nuclear weapons to serve their political will and expand their brand throughout the Middle East? Will they waste no time in a preemptive last-stand strike against their enemies, perceived or otherwise?

Entire family fortunes are being lost right now, and there will be severe shortages of food, fuel, and just about everything else it takes to run a civilization. All because an illegitimate regime has threatened the world, while its people stood by and let it happen. Now everyone has to pay, including the rest of the world which actually needs the resources that Iran produces. What a terrible situation for the human race. Indeed I hope you will please consider all this and think on it. You humans need to do better than this, I am not impressed, nor pleased.

Lance Winslow has launched a new provocative series of eBooks on Future Concepts. Lance Winslow is a retired Founder of a Nationwide Franchise Chain, and now runs the Online Think Tank; http://www.worldthinktank.net

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