by Roy » Tue 19 May 2009, 13:25:57
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '')I’m advocating 6 percent inflation for at least a couple of years,” says Rogoff, 56, who’s now a professor at Harvard University. “It would ameliorate the debt bomb and help us work through the deleveraging process.”
I'm going to advocate for people like this one to face judgment in the court of Reverse Engineer.

Seriously though, when employers aren't giving pay increases, 6% YOY inflation translates in a significant reduction in the value of a person's salary and of any savings they may have.
And, does he mean 6% beyond the inflation that has been occurring for oh, I don't know, all of my life? 6% beyond the stated CPI?
Who would see the benefits of this 'de-leveraging'? Me and others like me -- middle class Americans? I doubt it.
More pro-bankster spew from (surprise) a Harvard economist.