RE: Russia13 Feb 2022 17:39
Kince 360,
Interesting post, thanks.
One mistake, though...nations with huge national debts love high inflation! Why? It reduces the real value of their debts, as the value of money falls. Put another way, the state pays off debts of money that had a certain level of purchasing power, with money in the future that has a lower purchasing power! As for interest rates rising, that should not hurt debtors with fixed interest rates, which most nations are since government debts are often issued at a given rate on initial sale and not then adjusted. Sure, future new borrowings would become dearer.