I like the alternative even less, as it incentivises spending more than you would and taking on debt you don't really need.
Well, countries have experienced moderate inflation and moderate deflation, ask the ones who lived through both which one they preferred.
> taking on debt you don't really need.
How does that work? When inflation goes to 18%, borrowing rates go to 23%.
Well, countries have experienced moderate inflation and moderate deflation, ask the ones who lived through both which one they preferred.