Understanding Covid-flation

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Newsletter: The Overshoot | Matthew C. Klein | Substack

A comprehensive decomposition of the changes in consumer prices since the pandemic began suggests that supply constraints in a handful of sectors are still the main source of the trouble.

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Joe Weisenthal 1 year ago

Ok, just read it. Good piece. I'm sold!

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