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Flexport slashes 20% of global workforce over weak 2023 volume forecast

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Re: Flexport slashes 20% of global workforce over weak 2023 volume forecast

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Inflation mostly caused from extreme money printing.

Why did Japan not have the same inflation even after printing more than anyone for a lot more years?

No they did not print more than US in last 3 years. And their inflation is getting higher.

Re: Flexport slashes 20% of global workforce over weak 2023 volume forecast

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Inflation mostly caused from extreme money printing.

then you'd be glad to hear that the US has not done "extreme money printing" then.

Yes they did. Check supply charts.

Re: Flexport slashes 20% of global workforce over weak 2023 volume forecast

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> dislodge the stubborn housing bubble. God I wish we could just do a Land Value Tax and be done with it. It wouldn't hurt the economy and might even create more work.

>"God I wish we could just do a Land Value Tax and be done with it." Can you say what this is and how it would address the housing situation? The housing bubble certainly is a slow moving one at this point. It seems like there's still not a lot of inventory and prices are still at historic highs. Prices haven't come down although price growth has slowed. It's really quite bizarre. We're a mobile a society though, eve…

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_value_tax

It would eliminate most of the speculation in housing and give strong incentives to build more.

Building more would allow more people to move into job centers which would be good for the economy.

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