The anatomy of inflation: An economic history perspective
Author: Martin T. Bohl, Pierre L. Siklos
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Description: The anatomy of inflation: An economic history perspective por Martin T. Bohl, Pierre L. Siklos, provides an insightful journey through the historical evolution of inflation. It explores different monetary regimes and their impact on inflation dynamics, offering valuable context for understanding modern monetary policy.
Pages: 41
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