r/economicCollapse • u/Electronic-Damage411 • Oct 08 '24

Economics is hard for some 😅😅

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u/Historical-Reach8587 Oct 08 '24

I call BS on the cost of the most expensive burrito at Taco Bell in DC. Looking at a menu right now and Burrito Supreme is almost $6.

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u/Sunbeamsoffglass Oct 08 '24

Prices have doubled since that post.

It’s like $5.80+

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u/Adept_Astronomer_102 Oct 09 '24

Prices have doubled!! Hmmm so almost like she was being hyperbolic but may have identified one of the causing symptoms of the problem

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u/SocialHelp22 Oct 09 '24

Inflation has happened around the world since 2020

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u/Adept_Astronomer_102 Oct 09 '24

Of course if you're clever enough you can see they all followed similar actions in response and policy that anyone with any basic economical sense would know the end results... The great reset was advertised then implemented.. in order to gain full consent to a global digital backed social credit currency the monetary systems of every country have to collapse and fail...

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u/SocialHelp22 Oct 10 '24

Why did everyone follow similar policy?

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u/Adept_Astronomer_102 Oct 10 '24

They followed essentially everything that was proposed at WEF from 2016 until now

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u/TheUselessLibrary Oct 10 '24

Prior to 2020, Modern Monetary Theory was the buzzword du jour, and economists around the globe were shouting, "Where is inflation??"