Deflation: Are We Still Sure "It" Cannot Happen Here?

Edwin Dolan

The Economists' Voice, 2008, vol. 5, issue 7, 4

Abstract: In 2002, the possibility of deflation in the United States looked "remote indeed" to newly appointed Fed Governor Ben Bernanke. In light of recent events, Edwin Dolan wonders if we can still be so sure.

Date: 2008
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