Of course - there has to be a tipping point.
Once inflation goes haywire (eg Germany in the 20's and Zimbabwe in the past few years) - that is just because the government has trashed the currency.
Maybe it is because of those extreme events that people think inflation is a bad thing since lots of inflation (ie inflation of a million percent) is a terrible thing. And since alot of inflation is a terrible thing - they assume any inflation must be a bad thing. When the relationship is more subtle.
To give an analogy - just because a shower pouring out boiling hot water would be painful - doesn't mean a shower pouring out warm water will be less enjoyable than one pouring out cold water.
Once inflation goes haywire (eg Germany in the 20's and Zimbabwe in the past few years) - that is just because the government has trashed the currency.
Maybe it is because of those extreme events that people think inflation is a bad thing since lots of inflation (ie inflation of a million percent) is a terrible thing. And since alot of inflation is a terrible thing - they assume any inflation must be a bad thing. When the relationship is more subtle.
To give an analogy - just because a shower pouring out boiling hot water would be painful - doesn't mean a shower pouring out warm water will be less enjoyable than one pouring out cold water.