Corduroy Bologna
1 min readFeb 12, 2020

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I’d maintain that it’s also because you may have a smaller pool of capital earlier on, meaning that you have to stretch each dollar farther. The principle is the same as inflation, but it’s only because of the relative amount of money you have now as opposed to the hypothetical larger amount in the future. Help me know if I am making sense or if there is a better way to think about this?

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Corduroy Bologna

No war but class war. (I don’t paywall my garbage content and you shouldn’t either)