Does the cumulative &quot;push&quot; of &quot;demand&quot; into the &quot;future&quot; not have the systemic effect that in the future, there will be &quot;current&quot; demand?<p>This is one thing I&#x27;ve never understood about this whole &quot;inflation incentivizes people into spending now rather than later&quot;. If we&#x27;re simply pushing the demand into the future, aren&#x27;t there already people from the past whose &quot;future time to spend&quot; is the current moment?<p>&lt;opinion type=&quot;rant&quot;&gt;
From my perspective, all that I see inflation doing is artificially forcing people to put more money into the stock market and investing than they should be.