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Dear Friend,
Inflation rates began their rise to historic levels in 2021, and the effects have been painful.
From the cost of gas to the cost of food, prices are hurting families across the U.S. while the economy experiences inflation rates not seen since the 1980s.
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None of this is news to you.
Many policy makers and economists have weighed in. Some have blamed it on supply-chain issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic. While others have argued that corporate greed or geopolitical crises are to blame for this historic inflation.
And many suggested that the problem was temporary. But over a year later, inflation still remains high in the United States.
So, what's really happening?
To answer this question, the Hoover Institution gathered together our top economists to examine the real culprits behind this rising inflation.
Now, this research has been compiled into an interactive eBook: A Guide to Inflation and Government Price Controls.
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And I want to make sure you get your free copy today.
When you read this eBook, you'll discover answers to questions like:
What causes inflation?
What role do central banks and money supply play?
How do government policies affect prices?
What tools can restrain inflation?
And more…
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Please use this link to get instant access to your free copy of A Guide to Inflation and Government Price Controls right now.
Thanks,
Greg
Greg Stamps | Online Development
Hoover Institution | Stanford University
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