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Economists generally agree that there are two pressures that lead to higher inflation — higher wages, leading people to spend more and creating demand "pull" inflation — and higher prices for goods, through commodities or assets.
He declared that further expansion might lead to higher inflation.
The downside of a falling currency is that more-expensive imports normally lead to higher inflation.
Faster growth, in the Fed's judgment, would probably lead to higher inflation.
High interest rates should lead to higher inflation rates.So is the heterodoxy right?
But higher wages could lead to higher inflation, creating new challenges for the central bank to manage.
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Quantitative easing doesn't necessarily lead to high inflation.
Over the long run, of course, such an approach might lead to high inflation.
In recent years interest rates have been very low, which one might have expected to lead to high inflation.
If all countries were to competitively devalue their currencies, the result would be a downward spiral that would benefit no one, but could lead to high inflation.
Bad policies might lead to high inflation, which erodes bond values, or a bond market might seize up at a time of financial stress.
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