Without hard supply constraints (such as energy), inflation is more likely to manifest in asset prices than consumer prices; once structural supply bottlenecks appear (worker wages, energy prices), inflation is more likely to show up as consumer price inflation (CPI).
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Lynn AldenEvidence Quote
“if we have no major Supply constraints if you know we're in a very software oriented economy if you have structurally larger deficits but you don't really have any sort of hard Supply constraints then that inflation is more likely to show up in asset prices than consumer prices”
Created: 8/12/2026, 10:26:01 PM
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