Inflation ante portas?

To recover from the pandemic, subsidies and payments abound globally. Banks lend and buy readily. As they do not face the same increase in regulations compared to after the financial crisis this increases the risk for inflation, D-MTEC's Hans Gersbach says to Handelsblatt.

07.10.2021 by Sebastian Wagner-Vierhaus

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money printer — Subsidies conjure up the specter of inflation. Image: Angel Soler Gollonet / Shutterstock.

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01.10.2021 | Handelsblatt | German | external page Text (Paywall)

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