Uneven Fiscal Recovery Has Rising Prices, Inflation Risk
The Federal Reserve insists that today's rising prices- up 2.6 percent over the past 12 months- will not grow into anything like the economy-wide, double-digit inflationary spiral of the 1970 s. Some economists, including Lawrence Summers, a former treasury secretary, however, warn that President Biden's free spending could ignite inflation that would…
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