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Fuller, Robert – 1980
Global inflation should be viewed more as a sympton of social problems than as an economic disease that can be cured by monetary and fiscal policy. Social problems signaled by inflation include exploding demand, rising costs for essential commodities, stagnating productivity, and a decline in the real standard of living. Inflation is interpreted…
Descriptors: Agriculture, Cost Estimates, Costs, Depleted Resources