Inflation, unemployment, and poverty revisited

Elizabeth Powers

Economic Review, 1995, issue Q III, 2-13

Abstract: An examination of the impact of inflation and unemployment on poverty, using a poverty rate based on goods and services consumed, rather than on income. The findings suggest that inflation may harm the poor more than was previously thought.

Date: 1995
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