The US is most likely in recession, and perhaps about to enter a period of stagflation.
The US economy is slowing rapidly, but prices continue to rise. Stagflation is notoriously difficult to solve, since injecting more money into the economy to fuel growth also fuels the inflation. Tightening monetary policy to cool inflation also further hampers the economy.
Prices are rising steadily. The economy is still growing, which rules out stagflation.
The inflation problems here are linked to supply-side and demand-side constraints, and these in part are as a result of Qatar's link to US monetary policy.
Some, but not all, inflationary pressures would be eased if Qatar revalued its currency and ceased following US policy of cutting interest rates.
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Economics is almost like rocket science. You can only read about it, maybe feel its effect, but understand it? E=MC2!
I think these fixed definitions can't define the inflation qatar is going through...it's quite strange
The US is most likely in recession, and perhaps about to enter a period of stagflation.
The US economy is slowing rapidly, but prices continue to rise. Stagflation is notoriously difficult to solve, since injecting more money into the economy to fuel growth also fuels the inflation. Tightening monetary policy to cool inflation also further hampers the economy.
trick! :))
i think we have crossed hyperinflation and on the road to stagflation.
Most likely ordinary, everyday inflation.
Prices are rising steadily. The economy is still growing, which rules out stagflation.
The inflation problems here are linked to supply-side and demand-side constraints, and these in part are as a result of Qatar's link to US monetary policy.
Some, but not all, inflationary pressures would be eased if Qatar revalued its currency and ceased following US policy of cutting interest rates.
Is this a trick question? LOL