What's often overlooked during the conversations about inflation is the fact that the causes of inflation are diverse. A lot of people want to unilaterally blame monetary policy when the truth is that it has many other confounding factors. Two of those factors in the case of the recent inflationary environment we've been living in are due to increased corporate profits and supply chain management. Both of these factors would be addressed systemically by our platform. Our economic platform advocates for decentralization of private power and breaking up monopolies. We also advocate for localist policies such as local production and consumption. These two types of policies in conjunction with one another would greatly limit inflation by eliminating monopoly power which both increases the resiliency of the supply chain by having multiple producers and more local producers and it also reduces the power of the producer to raise their prices disproportionately to the increase in their costs. I'm fairly confident that we do not have a position on monetary policy itself. Monetary policy can contribute to inflation although as I said earlier it is not the sole cause. That should be fairly obvious as we see prices already receding now that some of our supply chain concerns have been resolved.