> I see the claims that this won't produce inflation with extreme scepticism.
I haven't seen price drops since many people stopped working and can afford less, so I don't expect the system to work logically in the other direction either.
Limiting the increase of rents is often named as a feasible remedy. However this can be circumvented by renovations, after which the rent can be increased. Or reversely, renovations might be omitted totally, which yields a net quality decrease for the inhabitants in the long run.
I haven't seen price drops since many people stopped working and can afford less, so I don't expect the system to work logically in the other direction either.