The modern practice of inflationary monetary policies has drastic, wide-reaching effects on the economy. Over the last 40 years, monetary policy has caused interest rates to decline from a high of around 20% down to the zero bound. During the same period, the U.S. dollar (USD) money supply has expanded at a rate never before seen in modern history and asset prices in dollar terms exploded to the upside, all while the U.S. average hourly wage has lagged on an unprecedented scale. Ironically, the growing wealth gap, caused by lagging wages and rising asset prices, has occurred while the Federal...