The Fed shouldn't 'look through' some supply shocks, Chicago Fed's Goolsbee says
Since the 1970s, the Federal Reserve has held the stance of “looking through” supply shocks and only responding if the resulting inflation bleeds into other industries or if inflation expectations become unanchored. But the more frequent supply shocks seen recently may require a new
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