Real final demand (excluding inventories) is up 2.6% over the past two years. That's well short of normal growth in potential output 2/pic.twitter.com/CK4M5DpkQm
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Real final demand (excluding inventories) is up 2.6% over the past two years. That's well short of normal growth in potential output 2/pic.twitter.com/CK4M5DpkQm
What's happened, however, is that we've faced supply constraints, both supply-chain issues in meeting huge demand for durable goods and withdrawal of workers from the labor force, i.e. Great Resignation 3/
This doesn't say that the inflation will necessarily be transitory, although I think that's still the best bet. But it is important to realize that the story is more complicated than excessive stimulus 4/
This is a very good analysis of where we appear to be at right now 5/https://theovershoot.co/p/the-case-for-patience-on-inflation …
doesn't Keynes recommend raising rates here? what are you going to recommend here
Bumps in the supply chain; worker shortage?
@LHSummers got the #inflation right. Inflation won’t peak until March 2022.
Did you factor in oligarch greed? An artificial raising of prices simply to cash in?
Also, raising prices to compensate for finally having to offer a living wage, so that their record breaking profits don't take a hit - the rest of us do?
what are other countrys/economies experiencing? hard for me to believe fiscal stimulus is solely to blame for larger macro supply/demand issues.....
It's not. Prices are up globally and corporations are using the inflation to hide their price gouging...
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