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Expectations as a Factor in Contemporary Inflation
Implications for Analysis and Economic Policy
Describes economic and societal factors leading to expectations of continuing inflation and to public and private institutionalization of such expectations. Examines the role of expectations in inflation theories, the measurement of inflation expectations, and policy alternatives for reducing expectations.
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