“Schiff looked at Bureau of Labor Statistics price changes for 20 goods and services between 1970 to 1980 and again between 2002 and 2012, decades that Schiff says were both periods of large deficits and loose monetary policy. Schiff found that his basket of goods increased 61% faster than CPI for the period between 2002 and 2012. In contrast, his basket rose just 5% faster than CPI from 1970 to 1980. ‘How can you believe these statistics when the numbers are so flawed?’ Schiff asks in response to his research on CPI.”
Related posts:
Jim Grant Exposes "The Bureau Of Money Materialization" And A Submerging America
The FED’s $500 Billion/Year Mortgage Subsidy Has Backfired
Texas man raised over $4.5M in 2012 Bitcoin Ponzi scheme, feds allege
Again, Reuters Compares Central Bankers to Superheroes!
What most schools don't teach
Man on Ecstasy parties in his underwear for hours on Angela Merkel’s empty jet
Fedcoats & Presstitutes Exploit Americans' Ignorance With 'Boston Massacre' Propaganda
What You Need To Know About The Liberator 3D-Printed Pistol
Rick Rule on Natural Resource Stocks as Investments
Kicking The Iraqis When They're Down
SWAT Officers Dragged 10-Year-Old from Bathtub, Stood Him Naked Next to Sister, Terrorized Family
Wisconsin lawmaker & state official threatened with arrest for observing protest
Cannabis for Elders: A Precarious State
Societé General Strategist: Yellen's Dithering Fed Is Destined for Infamy
Texas, Oklahoma Outlaw Voter-Approved Local Fracking Bans