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GM27: Central Banks were Warned about their Failed Policies ft. William White

Top Traders Unplugged

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Are Supply Side Shocks a Good Idea?

In the 1970s there was more of a tendency for supply shocks to be self-acquilibrating. So if you're paying more for energy in the US let's say more for oil you had less money to pay for something else. The thing was essentially sort of stagflationary that your growth would slow at the same time as prices were going up. But now central bankers are catching up and getting ahead of it.

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