How is "Transitory" Inflation Going?
Economics Explained
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Sticky Pricing - What Is It?
For most of this year, the fed has pinned higher than expected inflation rates on cost push inflation. Sticky pricing is the tendency for products to maintain their price in the short termedium term despite what the wider market is doing. Other things like groceries also tend to be unsticky, because people accept that there are fluctuations in the price of produce. So if inflation has just been caused by supply chain issues, has all the money printing done anything?
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