The Labor Market Is Not The Source Of Inflation
For inflation to become ingrained, we need inflationary expectations to blow up and cause a wage-price spiral to take hold. Decades of losing bargaining power are making the labor market […]
For inflation to become ingrained, we need inflationary expectations to blow up and cause a wage-price spiral to take hold. Decades of losing bargaining power are making the labor market […]
A US recession is becoming ever more likely in the face of demand destruction from multiple sources (policy, real wages, stock market, consumer sentiment, etc.). However, this is likely to […]
Fears that flooding the global economy with cheap money will lead to runaway inflation have been rejected by the International Monetary Fund as it gave strong backing to attempts by […]
Editor award, 217 comments and counting, this article made some waves..
Not a big risk, even if central banks embark on large scale ‘printing.’ Here’s why.
When few trust the future, productive capacity can’t keep up with demand and the result is, well, entirely predictable…
So much for too much money chasing too few goods…
Wasn’t it that if the central bank increases money supply, inflation risks increase? Apparently not, and that from a group of economist who usually predict mayhem under these circumstances.. Interesting!
Numerous things…