It's called the Cantillon Effect. And there usually is a delay from implementation to experienced effect. After 2020 the money printing was excessive, and it almost immediately lead to unprecedented growth in the stock market. Now, however, the delayed effect of that party is leading to unprecedented growth in food and energy prices, which affects the lives of everyone.
Correct, however parent comment wasn’t referring solely to 2020, they explicitly went back to 2000. Hence why I spoke to the whole period in my comment.
