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Confidence that inflation would be contained also muted pay rises.
Shorn of energy prices, euro-area inflation would be just 1.4%.
Sharply rising inflation would be one thing — but we don't see that either.
Those prices, to be fully indexed to inflation, would be almost double current wholesale power prices.
The boost to inflation would be temporary, but to the price level, permanent.
If euro-area inflation were higher German inflation would be higher.
Indeed, a bit more inflation would be a good thing, not a bad thing.
"Earnings growth finally rising above inflation would be a positive development for the economy's growth prospects.
Over 87,000 years the total (assuming zero inflation) would be nearly $24 billion.
But, in the current circumstances, higher inflation would be good for the economy.
Some loss of faith in those Japanese bonds, whether default risk or fear of higher inflation, would be a blessing.
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