信用のインフレ・デフレ・スタグフレーション

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Recorded28 Apr 2026

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In this episode, I explore a different way of understanding trust—not as something that accumulates like savings, but as something that fluctuates like a market price. I introduce the ideas of “trust inflation,” where signals of credibility become overproduced and lose value, “trust deflation,” where even small mistakes carry heavy consequences, and “trust stagflation,” where expectations rise but rewards do not. In today’s world, trust is necessary but no longer sufficient. Its value depends on context, competition, and perception. By viewing trust as a dynamic system rather than a stable asset, we can better navigate modern work and relationships.

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