they say yes, inflation is coming down, but we've got this Middle East tensions and potential for inflation shock coming from there. They really want to avoid what happened in the 1970s when they got inflation virtually under control, and then we had a second surge. So as long as growth...
Inflation and annual pay are not in a one-to-one relationship. That became clear to many workers last year when their annual merit increases in salary and wages were not anywhere near the four-decade highs for inflation. Most companies never have, and never will, set pay to match ...
Nothing in the above post makes sense. NGDP = RGDP + inflation, an accounting identity. But inflation is more or less unrelated to RGDP, unless you believe in the discredited Phillips Curve, which has been discredited since the 1970s. Yet, strangely, our host somehow believes in some version...
Chile: Since General Pinochet stepped down as dictator and Chile’s decision to adopt democracy in 1990, its economy has continued to do well. Real economic growth has been 2.2% over the past five years and inflation is at a low 2.2% a year. The unemployment rate is 7%, largely due to...
“We need a lot of humility talking about how long this lasts,” Furman said. “I think it’s with us for a while. The inflation rate is going to come down from this year’s blistering pace, but it’s still going to be very, very high compared to the historical norms we have bee...
To maintain economic short-term W type, medium term L type, long term only reform is expected to U type of judgement. As social integration, M2 and investment fall, the inflation is coming to a close. Judging from the factors such as rising pig prices, rising oil prices, rainy weather,...
If it’s high, it may be better to wait until the rate comes down. If inflation is coming and experts are expecting the prices of goods to rise, there are a few strategies you can implement to protect your business. Your main goal should be to free up as much capital as possible ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Reserve officials at their most recent meeting welcomed signs that inflation is slowing and highlighted data suggesting that the job market and the broader economy could be cooling.
"The whole reason why they've been so cautious about cutting is because they're concerned that inflation is going to come back," Simons said. "Now, they have more confidence based on data that suggested [inflation] isn't coming back right now. But they do need to be very careful...
Inflation may be cooling, but the average American is still shelling out a lot more money for everyday necessities. The typical U.S. household needed to pay $205 more a month in October to purchase the same goods and services it did one year ago because ofstill-high inflation, ...