The historical decade of the 1970s featured stagflation with CPI averaging 7% over the decade (not 20% as commonly remembered, with 20% being the peak), and current restructuring could lead to similar 3-4% inflation (not 1970s-level inflation) due to improved international trade barriers and corporate communication compared to the 1970s

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Jim Bianco

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the entire decade of the 70s CPI averaged 7% I know we all think it was 20 it was 20 at its peak but it averaged seven

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MacroVoices #467 Jim Bianco: The Mar-a-Lago AccordBianco Research
Created: 8/11/2026, 7:52:47 AM

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