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You can't get a $4 trillion package of new spending through the Congress if you're out there saying inflation is burning hot and is a top priority.

Speaking of that, how do we know that that extra spending actually caused the inflation? Is there anything more convincing than saying "increased spending always causes inflation"? Has there always be a positive correlation in the past?

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