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Constant price increases are an inherent feature of a capitalistically growing economy. A responsible central bank provides the necessary liquidity for responsible banks - therefore the money supply must grow with it - and that is not bad per se. Constant-price economies are socialist or medieval, which has other disadvantages.
The subprime bubble could have been prevented by financial market regulation or a responsibly acting banking system. Money supply for speculative purposes is indeed toxic.