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“Many cities are pricey places to live.” That was the opening line and major premise of a recent Los Angeles Times opinion piece advocating that high-cost cities raise minimum wages to mitigate the problem.
The fear of deflation serves as the theoretical justification of every inflationary action taken by the Federal Reserve and central banks around the world.
