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Why Has There Been So Little Consumer Price Inflation?

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05/11/2020Karl-Friedrich Israel

Prices of consumer goods have grown rather slowly in spite of sizable money supply growth. Why is there a gap?

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Original Article: "Why Has There Been So Little Consumer Price Inflation?"

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Karl-Friedrich Israel is a professor of economics in the department of economics and business at Western Catholic University in Angers, France, and currently runs the Chair for Economic Policy at Saarland University in Germany as a substitute professor. He is a Mises Institute Fellow and an organizing member of the Austrian Economics Meeting Europe.