Podcast: The Effect of Inflation on Wealth Inequality | Lyn Alden | On the Margin clip

A clip from Michael Ippolito’s latest episode of On the Margin where Lyn Alden discusses inflation and Bitcoin.

November 13, 2021 10:56 am

In this clip, Lyn Alden breaks down her thoughts on the effect of inflation on wealth inequality. Will inflation negatively impact the population, or do people now have an alternative to protect their wealth with Bitcoin?

You can watch the full length interview with Lyn and Jurrien Timmer on this past week’s “On the Margin,” but for now please enjoy this clip!

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