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  Wouldn't the market just place wages at a more appropriate level if the fed didn't manipulate them?
context: Half of inflation is reportedly corporate profiteering but the fed is only focused on using interest increases to break the job market. 
  They need to find a better method. >
  
  Just talked to someone who works adjacent to the Fed, and they’ve simply stated that’s not the Fed’s job. That’s congress’s job. Since Congress is a shit show, the fed is doing what it can. >
  
  This is accurate.  Congress could be raising taxes on the wealthy and corporations to remove money from the national supply.  Why not take it from the ones with more than enough to lose? >
  
  And use that tax money to help me pay for rent and food by doing exactly what.
  I'm not saying I disagree. I'm just saying, reddit needs to learn to be at least as competent as Judge Judy and follow the money. How does this help me stop the price of rent hikes or put money in my pocket every month for rent? >
  
  Not every solution fixes every problem. >
  
  Is Joe Biden killing the joblessness industry? >
  
  Its almost like im taking crazy pills where people complain they are gettin too much ass and they have to gain 200 pounds with a heart arrhythmia to stave off all the ass that they are getting.  The Fed is so clearly terrified of labor having any power that they are willing to tank the whole system just to avoid it. >
  
  It's more about the fact that there are 1.7 jobs for every person. Seems great right? Except that contributes to wage growth which increases inflation. The problem being the inflation is higher than the wage growth. Thus the need to weaken the labor market.