NEW YORK- There is a growing debate about whether inflation in the coming months will be temporary, reflecting the sharp uptick in the Covid-19 recession, or persistent, reflecting both demand and cost factors. The first argues that the United States has enacted excessive fiscal stimulus for an economy that already appears to be recovering faster than…
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