Titlebook: Inflation; Proceedings of a Con Douglas C. Hague Conference proceedings 1962 International Economic Association 1962 economics.flat.Inflati

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A General Survey of Post-War InflationO. first discussion should be an introduction to a subsequent, more scientific, study of more specific problems. In these circumstances, I believe I am right in limiting myself to the presentation of a few very simple general ideas2 and to the definition of inflation.

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Inflation978-1-349-08455-5Series ISSN 2662-6330 Series E-ISSN 2662-6349

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The Effects of Post-War Inflation on Business Cycles and Economic Growthds, increasing debt, and rising wages. But the 1954-57 boom was a matter of civilian demand, of rising interest rates and of budgetary surpluses, comparable with the earlier prototype of a revival period.2 Thus, while the whole post-war period up to 1953 was also characterized by inflation, the focu

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The Effects of Post-War Inflation on the Distribution of Incomentuitively plausible into the vast territory of unsolved problems.3 This rather unsatisfactory state of our knowledge can hardly be improved radically by this study. Its main purpose will be (1) to derive a group of explanatory variables from which the distributive effects of post-war inflation can