First a warning.
This is difficult to read, but it's VERY enlightening, so give it a try.
It's difficult to read because it's economics, and it's long and well referenced, but surprisingly, Vijay Boyapati's ideas are clear and well expressed, especially for economics.
And while I don't agree with all of the reasons, and degrees of causation, there ARE some very enlightening ideas here. More importantly, I think the conclusion is dead on. So if nothing else, read the very last paragraph of the very last page.
Then let me know what you think in a comment below.
Why Credit Deflation is More Likely than Mass Inflation
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Wednesday, January 05, 2011
Why Credit Deflation is More Likely than Mass Inflation
Posted by Sudden Disruption at 8:43 AM
Labels: Deflation, Economics, Housing Bubble
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