Why retiring Baby Boomers may make it harder to lower inflation
The baby boomers are hitting their retirement years, and that may make it more challenging — and economically costly — to lower inflation.Why it matters: With retirements driving slow labor force growth, more of the burden of bringing inflation down will fall on the Fed's efforts to reduce demand — meaning a more severe downturn than might occur otherwise.Demand in the…
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