When I do the math, I can't see how rampant inflation can be avoided.
The US has a 12 trillion dollar debt and a 1.56 trillion annual deficit. To service the debt, the US prints money money and borrows.
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You can't print and borrow money like that without consequences. Sooner or later those dollars have to come back on the market, leading to a devaluation of the $US and as a result inflation.
We know how to get rid of inflation, it is not rocket science. While government really cannot do much to reduce unemployment (jobs must be created by the private sector for them to be long lasting), government can easily get rid of inflation.
If inflation is 10%, put up interest rates to 12%, inflation will disappear. In the past, governments have shown their resolve to fight inflation. Assuming they show the same resolve, inflation can be beaten. Of course it will cause plenty of pain (remember the 19% interest rate and how much pain it caused)? But inflation can be beaten, and will be beaten.
Of course, if governments lose their resolve, then that is a different matter altogether. But at least for the past 20 years, fighting inflation has been the priority of governments all over the world.