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0 pointszeckalpha3y ago0 comments

It can also come from consumers reprioritizing. Choosing to spend more on housing and less on cable TV, as one example.

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WalterBright3y ago· 1 in thread

> It can also come from consumers reprioritizing.

That can cause the prices of some assets to go up, but others will correspondingly go down, making it a net zero effect.

It depends on which items are included in the basket. It also depends on savings ratios, which aren't accounted for in the basket.

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