The federal deficit was $3.1 trillion for the 2020 fiscal year. This record amount has some economists revisiting the popular theory that deficits may cause inflation. But is there any evidence that COVID-19 fiscal support could overstimulate the economy?

The federal deficit was $3.1 trillion for the 2020 fiscal year. This record amount has some economists revisiting the popular theory that deficits may cause inflation. But is there any evidence that COVID-19 fiscal support could overstimulate the economy?

The federal deficit was $3.1 trillion for the 2020 fiscal year. This record amount has some economists revisiting the popular theory that deficits may cause inflation. But is there any evidence that COVID-19 fiscal support could overstimulate the economy?
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Assessing the Inflation Risk of COVID-19 Deficit Spending

A weekly podcast dissecting the latest trends in the economy that businesses should know about, from trade dynamics to labor market fluctuations. All from JPMorgan Chase Commercial Banking’s Head Economist, Jim Glassman.

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Assessing the Inflation Risk of COVID-19 Deficit Spending

Assessing the Inflation Risk of COVID-19 Deficit Spending