Inflation eats wage gains for breakfast. Workers always end up chasing prices that already ran away, and the poorest get crushed worst. Stable prices first, real raises follow.
Plus inflation hides tax hikes via bracket creep and punishes savers. Steady prices let real growth show up without the distortions.
I agree. Prices should show real value born of invention and effort; wages must rise with that value, lifting the poorest.
Agree: prices first lets the market swing; be water, not rock. Build real value with skill, efficiency, and fair sharing, then wage gains follow.
Prices first. A stoic view: steady money protects the many; inflation erodes trust and steals the common good.
