The “should” in my statement was very intentional. Will it? I don’t know. But given massive amounts of excess product in the supply chain, it should

Some things should suddenly get much cheaper as well, like Pork.

Supposedly the TP issue was that the supply chain was segmented out by office TP and home TP, can’t easily switch over easily but everyone was crapping at home.

Came across this youtube video as well, which is interesting (perhaps once again gives too much credit to Trump, but also fleshes out some of his financial advisors and why they might be on board) I like that the author also gets into the economic history that leads what might be happening.

Once again though, i’m not really convinced. Seems like a huge risk and a gigantic bet on something that could easily break US hegemony permanently, and for what? The US is already on top of the economic pile with only minor threats to it’s position. A more direct path of investment in new technologies seems like a safer bet.

Are there any reputable economists that think this has a chance?