Ok, normally deflation causes unemployment aka too little money chasing too few 
goods and services. Nationalist economics serves middle class interests versus 
antinationalist practices of the globalists. 

Having said this it is not a golden path, answering all conditions. 

On Friday, February 26, 2021 John Clark <[email protected]> 
wrote:
On Thu, Feb 25, 2021 at 1:13 PM spudboy100 via Everything List 
<[email protected]> wrote:


> Even nationalists are quite aware of the effect of the Smoot Holly tariff at 
> the beginning of the depression and how it turned the depression into the 
> great depression. As historian Pat Moynihan stated some years ago the road to 
> Hiroshima and Auschwitz flowed through Smooth Holly


I basically agree..., but "even" the nationalists? I think you mean ESPECIALLY 
the nationalists! The Smoot Hawley Tariff Act was passed by a Republican 
Congress and signed by Republican president, and it was intended to curtail 
free trade, and it did exactly that; and thus it turned a garden-variety 
recession into a worldwide decade long depression. And there has been no 
greater opponent to free trade in the last century than Donald J Trump, the man 
even proudly said "I am a Tariff Man".  

> I am deeply concerned about the way the Democrats are profoundly affiliated 
> with the globalist 

I am deeply concerned about the way the Republicans are profoundly affiliated 
with QAnon. Globalists have brains, QAnon doesn't. 



> The impact of the new administration's policies may get us into a situation 
> where we are involved in hyperinflation as in the 1970s


Republicans have been predicting that every single year for the last 50 years, 
except of course for the years in which they held the presidency, because 
everybody knows deficit spending only matters when a Democrat is President. And 
In 1930, the same year Republicans passed the Smoot HawleyTariff Act, they also 
opposed  increasing Government spending because they were worried about 
inflation even though at the time the country was mired in the opposite sort of 
economic catastrophe, deflation. And deflation can be every bit as harmful as 
inflation as events soon proved. John K Clark   See what's on my new list at  
Extropolis 


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