The Economic Reality of Inflation Inequality

The video discusses the US 10-year yield adjusted for inflation, highlighting the use of the Cleveland CPI and the concept of negative rates. It delves into inflation inequality, explaining how different income groups experience varying inflation rates, particularly affecting retirement savings. The discussion then shifts to Brexit, considering its implications for the UK and Europe, emphasizing the potential shift in Europe's political landscape if the UK exits.

How does the composition of goods and services differ between high-income and low-income individuals?

In what ways could the UK's exit from the EU affect the political landscape of Europe?