The Measure of Our Failure Theorists are not unaware of the problem, ... This article was originally published with the title “ The Inflation Debate ” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 304 ...

Wonking Out: The Inflation Debate Is Cooling. May 26, 2023. ... it refers to the ratio of job vacancies to unemployed workers seeking jobs, their preferred measure of labor market tightness.

Let’s Debate How Best to Measure Inflation The chained CPI-U was developed and published by the BLS and is a perfect example of the research Commissioner Beach praises. Share ...

That skepticism is playing itself out in the current inflation debate. Since peaking at 9.1% in June 2022, inflation fell sharply toward the Federal Reserve’s goal of 2% before plateauing above ...

With inflation remaining stubbornly high for longer than I, and many others, expected, I want to take another stab at the argument of the inflation hawks.

Inflation Debates - YoY Vs. MoM. ... If you’d used a 6-month measure of inflation to define the current trend then you’d have been more worried about potentially entrenched inflation.

The intensifying debate comes as the Senate is poised to pass the measure as early as this week, ... Inflation debate heats up over Biden relief bill by Niv Elis - 03/04/21 6:00 AM ET.

Last week, the Brookings Institution held a special symposium on inflation, which I unfortunately couldn’t attend. But I read the two papers presented and some of the subsequent commentary, a… ...

The Missing Data in the Inflation Debate. Dec. 30, 2021. ... I helped Adobe Analytics create a measure of online inflation analogous to the government’s Consumer Price Index (C.P.I.).

The U.S. economic landscape is being reshaped by President Trump's aggressive tariff policies, which are increasingly seen as ...

Inflation has emerged as a central factor as Congress prepares to negotiate how much money it should appropriate to the Department of Defense in fiscal year 2023. Republicans argue that the ...

The first 8%-plus inflation rate in over four decades is igniting renewed debate in financial markets over whether the U.S. has already reached the height of its feverish spell in price gains.