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1) When necessities like oil cost more, it by default means that the consumer is left with less disposable income to buy other things. 2) The cure for high prices is high prices. 3) It's not stagflation. This has never happened after the 1970s. We can go even further and say that the 1970s were not stagflation either, but the term was coined to deflect responsibility from the Fed and the government at the time.




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