Inflationsausblick — Kosten des Krieges treiben Inflation in neue Höhen

Inflation Outlook — The Costs of War drive prices up to new heights

Johannes Mayr ()
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Johannes Mayr: Eyb & Wallwitz Vermögensmanagement GmbH

Wirtschaftsdienst, 2022, vol. 102, issue 3, 236-238

Abstract: Abstract The Russian government’s attack on Ukraine and the spiral of sanctions that has been set in motion have heightened inflationary pressure — especially in Europe. The EU’s high dependency on Russian oil and gas imports harbours the risk that inflation in Europe will rise significantly and that the economy will suffers from a loss of purchasing power. The pressure on policymakers to take counter-measures is growing. However, the options are limited in the short term and economically very costly. And longer-term consequences must be taken into account. Energy policy and climate policy must be closely linked.

Keywords: E31; E37 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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