Quantitative Investing, Inflation and the Macroeconomy
New Books in Economics
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Factors contributing to inflation and criticisms of the Federal Reserve
This chapter discusses the causes of inflation, including limited supply, increased demand, and the injection of money into the economy. It criticizes the Federal Reserve's handling of inflation and questions their characterization of it as transitory. The chapter also explores the implications of sustained inflation on the economy and provides potential investment strategies to consider.
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