Over the past decades price inflation has generally been much higher on asset markets than on consumer goods markets. This is no surprise. Even if the general level of consumer price inflation is only at about 2% per year, households face strong incentives to change their saving behavior. This change triggers a structural shift in relative prices.
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Money is not neutral. Every increase in the money supply redistributes wealth before prices adjust — from those who receive the new money last to those who receive it first.
Argentina has tried to stabilize its economy before. It has done so under military governments and democratic ones, under heterodox programs and orthodox ones, under economists who believed in markets and politicians who did not.
