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>> greg, its clear the fed chair does not want to understate the economic environment. last year he mistakenly, he admitted himself, calling inflation transitory. that having been said, we all understand this is a very unusual economy right now. i guess the question is does he have the right tools at his disposal to deal with it? >> well, he made the point that not all this inflation is a result of excess demand, and excess demand is the only thing the fed can deal with by raising interest rates...

Economys productive capacity. you cited your economists, let me cite larry summers who i think has been very much a critic of inflationary pressures. the prescription drug provision, energy incentives and increased medicare benefits will all contribute over time to much-needed inflation reduction. you quoted jason, my good buddy, a couple minutes ago. he has made similar comments. im happy to do this all day but if you look at the legislation, a boost supply, dampens excess demand and it is aptl...

Weakness is inducing geopolitical chaos. >> jon: congressman mike gallagher, member of the house armed services committee. good to have you on. thank you. looking at the legislation, a boost supply, dampens excess demand, and it is again aptly named the inflation reduction act. >> sandra: that was senior white house economic advisor jared bernstein a few moments ago on this program defending the democrats massive spending bill moments ago here on "america reports." lets bring in mohamed el-erian...

Now you push demand high and you probably push inflation higher in the long run. if the government borrows and put more money in the economy today, that will result in inflation lasting for a long period of time, from what we understand, the treasury is pushing back on the idea and i think the treasury is dead right on this one. so idea and i think the treasury is dead right on this one. 50 it idea and i think the treasury is dead right on this one. so it would be pepular— dead right on this o...

Expresses confidence IMF will help Sri Lanka at this crucial juncture By Sanath Nanayakkare This time Sri Lanka will be going into an IMF programme in an environment of negative growth. So it’s absolutely essential that structural reforms that never got done are done this time around, or else Sri Lanka will suffer from severe […]

On Tuesday, we learned U.S. employers had a record 11.5 million job openings as of March.

Working on trying to curb this inflation, so its trying to come up with a strategy to do that. but in an lists are saying, look, the inflation is going to be here at least for the rest of the year, if not into 2023. >> yeah. look, i think the fed along with a lot of other market watchers underestimated the effect of the fiscal stimulus and the helicopterrer money given out by the federal government. there were some large voices a year ago opposing the last stimulus, the $1.9 trillion. that reall...