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    No fear of deflation if cause is PIPE Factors

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    By Brian Barnier on July 22, 2015 Exponential Tech, Money & Prices

    DATA ANIMATION

    Fear of deflation is growing. But we need to ask, “Why?”

    Fear is usually explained by pointing to a price index like this one. It’s the AVERAGE of price changes for ALL consumer goods and services. But averages hide answers.

    This animated data visualization highlights several of our analyses on price levels and deflation fears.

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