You mean the situation when companies adjust wages to make up for inflation? No, this doesn't cause problems - it's just maintaining real wages at the same level as before.

No, it's not necessary to talk about the economic theory by giving results of studies. The empirical studies tests the theory, not create it. But here you have some studies: www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00036840500438848 papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3369287 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/j.2325-8012.2006.tb00723.x

You are exporting the same amount of stuff for less Money. Devalution only helps exporter

What would you suggest is a better alternative?

@@aminuabdulmanaf4434 real gdp, but even that is only adjusted to the government's figures of inflation. Which are heavily skewed. It's kinda hard to judge. Gdp simply stands for gross domestic product. It doesn't see the quality of those products, or whether we have a wasteful surplus of undemanded products. The only real measurement of a nation's wealth is their living standards, but how do you really measure that? It's subjective. Each individual has different wants & needs.

Damn right. How many of us want to vote for rising living costs as a good thing. Insanity.

Why?

Shipping away exports at artificially cheap exchange rates doesn't help towards self-reliance .

That's not caused by the strength of the dollar though.

Ecavtly why the EU must demand all transactions are made in €.

but they are not being used for oil now.....40% of Europe now needs gold or Rubles. Get ready for hyperinflation America whole all those dollars are dumped as from Friday!!!

That demand is artificial & monopolistic. It's immoral, & will inevitably fail. They're literally doing trade deals with china & russia right now to price oil in yuan, rubles, gold, & even bitcoin lol.

And nat. gas