#1 – Stagflation: Reminiscences of the past

from Macro Waves · host BNP Paribas Economic Research

The convergence of several factors of tension – the health crisis, the war in Ukraine, the tensions in supply chains – is leading us to speak more and more of stagflation. The term is a contraction of "stag" for stagnation in economic activity and "flation" for inflation. William De Vijlder, Chief economist of BNP Paribas, offers a two-part podcasts series on this worrying phenomenon.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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