Inflation and Supply Chain Bottlenecks
Chicago Booth’s Initiative on Global Markets’ US panel of economic experts talk about their views on the risks posed by higher inflation over long periods of time and the impact that might have on bottlenecks in supply chains.
It’s no secret that the recent inflation has been a cause for concern whether you might be a consumer, an economist or a policy maker. Experts discussed the easing of the bottlenecks in supply chains during the inflation. They also discussed the persistence of inflation while the bottlenecks ease and reason behind this.
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