Loading ...- The most dramatic deflationary period in U.S. history took place between 1930 and 1933, during the Great Depression.
- Deflation can be a cause for concern amongst economists because a fall in the prices of goods and services can sometimes result in a fall in home prices, stock prices, and even people’s salaries as well. There have been several deflationary periods in U.S. history,
- The most recent example of deflation occurred in the 21st century, between 2007 and 2008, during the period in U.S. history referred to by economists as the Great Recession.
Note: 2008 was the “Vibration” of a coming deflation. And or a total collapse and reversal of the Fed Res System that they put in place in 1913. Lets face it, everybody and their uncle is betting on inflation.
We all know what happens when everybody is on the same side of the boat. Stocks and real estate. Banks and Gov’ts have been buying Gold, good insurance no matter WHAT happens.
So far it looks like the Bond market is NOT betting on inflation, they just eventually want their money in a safe place until they want it back. The Federal Reserve and US gov’t are also betting on deflation. Why else would they have rates so low? Why would they keep handing out counterfeit money?