Inflation was the cause, not the result, of the ‘hot’ labor market, research shows
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Inflation was the cause, not the result, of the ‘hot’ labor market, research shows
But what appeared to be a hot job market was actually a symptom — not the cause — of the recent bout of inflation, according to new research that explored the consequences of unexpected rising ...