There is still a lot of chatter about the pandemic leading to stagflation. 
In this episode, I argue that apart from a short-term and perhaps temporary rise in the price level, we aren't likely to see any sort of lasting "flation"... and if you are loaded up with debt, that might not be a good outcome.

There is still a lot of chatter about the pandemic leading to stagflation. In this episode, I argue that apart from a short-term and perhaps temporary rise in the price level, we aren't likely to see any sort of lasting "flation"... and if you are loaded up with debt, that might not be a good outcome.

There is still a lot of chatter about the pandemic leading to stagflation.&nbsp;
In this episode, I argue that apart from a short-term and perhaps temporary rise in the price level, we aren't likely to see any sort of lasting "flation"... and if you are loaded up with debt, that might not be a good outcome.

Stagflation - it's not likely, and that's a pity

How do governments decide which of us and how many will die in the pandemic? Are central banks sowing the seeds of the next crisis and making us all poorer? This and other topical issues in economics dealt with in a rigorous, yet accessible and humorous way

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Stagflation - it's not likely, and that's a pity

Stagflation - it's not likely, and that's a pity