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February 11, 2019

Where's the inflation?

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Textbook econ: Why has inflation been so low?

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I am an economist and assistant professor at the University of Neuchâtel and Research Fellow at the KOF Swiss Economic Institute. Follow me on Twitter @KaufmannDani, have a look at my Youtube Channel, and visit www.dankaufmann.com

This blog is mainly about Swiss macroeconomic and monetary issues. It is a diary of observations, thoughts, and open questions that I find interesting. So expect preliminary ideas and feel free to discuss.

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