Normally I wouldn't bother destroying everybody's brain cells on here with this, but I just figured we could all use a laugh.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=aaqA40k28UJY
About deflation:
"Such a spiral led to Japan’s “lost decade” of slow economic growth in the 1990s. A more vicious version in the U.S. helped create the Great Depression six decades earlier. Bond investors are forecasting retreating consumer prices, as shown by the yield they demand to hold a one-year bond versus a similar inflation-protected bond."
Falling consumer prices has wreaked havoc on the world! What a joke. The funniest part is that the clown writing this article doesn't even say that the lost decade and Great Depression featured falling prices, but that they created such depressions.
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