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Stability is the Illusion; Growth Embraces Instability
Inflation acts as a stimulant in the short term but ultimately disrupts essential feedback mechanisms in the economy. While it may temporarily reduce market volatility, it hinders the necessary process of capital allocation and adjustment, leading to prolonged economic distortions. The market relies on the clearing of malinvestments, where misallocated resources must face consequences to realign with consumer demands. Efforts to mitigate short-term volatility by institutions like the Central Bank only serve to exacerbate long-term fluctuations, as true economic growth is fundamentally tied to instability and continuous adaptation. Therefore, seeking stable growth is a misguided approach, as growth inherently involves navigating and embracing volatility.