ian bremmer

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Rather than being caused by excessive government spending, inflation is a consequence of the pandemic, which shifted spending away from services and toward goods, destroyed productive capacity, disrupted supply chains, and reallocated labor. [9/19] https://t.co/zKnL1MAUDU — PolitiTweet.org

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And, despite rising inflation, the economy is by no means overheating, as evidenced by the fact that GDP is still 2.6% below pre-pandemic trend and employment hasn’t fully recovered. [8/19] — PolitiTweet.org

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The surge in demand for goods was so massive and unexpected that it overwhelmed global supply chains. But the pandemic also exposed vulnerabilities in our just-in-time mode of production that were always there, bottlenecks in waiting. [10/19] https://t.co/zbzxJSVpD7 — PolitiTweet.org

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