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Inflation : the invisible foot of macroeconomics / Michael Carter and Rodney Maddock.

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Carter, Michael
Maddock, Rodney
Australian National University. Centre for Economic Policy Research

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In recent years Western economies have been characterized by sustained inflation. In the search for scapegoats the government and the workers have attracted a fair share of the blame. For many the existence of inflation is regarded as a failure of government policy - the pursuit of too high a level of output whether from ignorance or avarice.

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