The quantity theory of money (QTM) posits a direct, proportional relationship between the money supply and the general price level of goods and services in an economy. In essence, the theory suggests that changes in the money supply lead to proportionate changes in prices, with causality running from money to prices. This implies that excessive growth in the money supply can lead to inflation, and a decrease in the money supply can lead to deflation.

What does being able to get $100 worth of groceries for only $50, a $60k EV for the equivalent $15k and a $500k house for the equivalent of $125k? It means that the additional money created and distributed at retail sale with the Discount/Rebate policy creates DEFLATION… which invalidates The Quantity Theory of Money. Thank you non-Nobel prize committee for Economics.