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Notable the words "growth" or "jobs" aren't mentioned once, and the word "supply" is only mentioned in the context of currency, not the goods currency buys

price hikes in recent years aren’t “inflation” in the strict sense

Tacit admission there are various types of "inflation"

Warsh seems to understand, unlike the larps at Mises, that curbing the growth in the supply of good/services exacerbates "inflation" that pre-exists as a result of a ponzi currency.

Basically Warsh's whole schtick is we shouldn't pour water on the productive economy when it responds to the ponzi economy by creating stuff for those new ponzi dollars to buy, and that doing so, makes the ponzi even worse because the bull whip on the other side when you inevitably start trying to restart the engine you stalled out.