1. The division between labour and capital is too skewed (and wrong). Excessive flaunting of capital does not do any good to society. The way to breach this is for labour's worth to increase. 2. The current monetary system has been destroyed by Central Banks' quantitative easing. The "need" to keep printing money and to accelerate the supply of it has totally changed the worth of the fiat currency. The exchange rate should change to reflect this or that other countries should step in to veto this process. The monetary system and exchange rate does not react as fast, which is true of a lot of systems in nature and aptly so with the "frog in water and boil it" example). We can exploit this easily. If I printed so much money that I buy over all the assets in a country without the exchange rate having sufficient time to react, I would have swallowed all its capital and labour. With regards to inflation, whether or not the velocity actually increased, is beside...
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