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[[File:Let's Go Brandon2.JPG|right|200px|thumb|As inflation ravaged America after the [[U.S. Color Revolution|2020 Socialist putsch]], consumers revolted.]]

[[File:Let's Go Brandon2.JPG|right|200px|thumb|As inflation ravaged America after the [[U.S. Color Revolution|2020 Socialist putsch]], consumers revolted.]]

In economics, '''Inflation''' is a general increase in the cost of goods and services compared with the value of the currency used to purchase them, which can be due to a variety of causes including higher energy prices as occurred in the 1970s. "Today, mainstream economists hold the notion that inflation is an increase in the price of goods or services."<ref name="Fee">https://fee.org/articles/the-definition-of-inflation-is-incomplete/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw9cCyBhBzEiwAJTUWNZJjR-wz-VJBcu0ACqMSXwEaGQlegSUC2kochazNIrZn262r_blvjhoCLuoQAvD_BwE</ref>  Another definition of inflation is an increase in the [[money supply]], as in a government printing more dollars, in excess of the quantity of goods and services being produced.   Inflation is not caused by [[global warming]] or any natural phenomenon. Inflation is caused directly by the people whom voters elect to office.  By inflating the money supply, the U.S. Congress is attempting to monetize and devalue its debt for past [[deficit spending]].  Biden's $1.9 trillion [[COVID-19|Covid]] boondoggle caused inflation to spike to its highest level in 40 years.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/biden-e2-80-99s-2419-trillion-win-on-covid-aid-hobbles-rest-of-agenda/ar-AAUpZ42</ref>  A currency becomes worthless when there is [[infinite]] inflation.

In economics, '''Inflation''' is a general increase in the cost of goods and services compared with the value of the currency used to purchase them, which can be due to a variety of causes including higher energy prices as occurred in the 1970s. "Today, mainstream economists hold the notion that inflation is an increase in the price of goods or services."<ref name="Fee">https://fee.org/articles/the-definition-of-inflation-is-incomplete/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw9cCyBhBzEiwAJTUWNZJjR-wz-VJBcu0ACqMSXwEaGQlegSUC2kochazNIrZn262r_blvjhoCLuoQAvD_BwE</ref>  Another definition of inflation is an increase in the [[money supply]], as in a government printing more dollars, in excess of the quantity of goods and services being produced.<ref>Inflation is not caused by [[global warming]] or any natural phenomenon. Inflation is caused directly by the people whom voters elect to office.</ref> By inflating the money supply, the [[U.S. Congress]] attempts to monetize and devalue its debt for past [[deficit spending]].  In 2021, President [[Biden]]'s $1.9 trillion [[COVID-19|Covid]] boondoggle caused inflation to spike to its highest level in 40 years.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/biden-e2-80-99s-2419-trillion-win-on-covid-aid-hobbles-rest-of-agenda/ar-AAUpZ42</ref>  A currency becomes worthless when there is [[infinite]] inflation.

Inflation robs workers of the wealth and the value of their labor and discourages savings, investment, and [[capital]] accumulation.<ref>See Matt 10:10: ''the workman is worthy of his meat''</ref> Inflation creates panic buying, as workers spend their paychecks quickly before their money loses further value.  Inflation is a hallmark of [[Socialism]].

Inflation robs workers of the wealth and the value of their labor and discourages savings, investment, and [[capital]] accumulation.<ref>See Matt 10:10: ''the workman is worthy of his meat''</ref> Inflation creates panic buying, as workers spend their paychecks quickly before their money loses further value.  Inflation is a hallmark of [[Socialism]].