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WASHINGTON: Developed economies have so far skirted a damaging wage price spiral from the breakout of inflation that followed the pandemic, two top economists have concluded, with a relatively painless landing from the episode possible in some countries but not yet assured. For the US in particular, increa

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In this episode of Forward Thinking, economist Hans-Helmut Kotz discusses parallels between the global financial crisis and today’s financial turbulence.

From Bloomberg Opinion: 'No one ever said monetary economics was easy,' Tyler Cowen writes. 'It would be a mistake to take the recent good news about inflation for granted.'

Former Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz says despite high prices, core inflation is dimming. Read more on his inflation outlook

Nothing in the economy is ‘inevitable’. We can change things if we want to.