Overcoming the Inflation Theory: The Battle for Economic Stability
Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting · pp. 58–63 · Published 29 Mar 2023
10.9734/ajeba/2023/v23i9964Abstract
This paper examines the challenge of inflation, which is a persistent issue affecting economies globally. To maintain economic stability and promote growth, it is crucial to combat inflation. Specifically, the paper reviews the monetary, fiscal, and supply-side policy options that the US has used in its fight against inflation, assessing their effectiveness based on both historical experience and international comparisons. The paper argues that a coordinated and multi-pronged approach that combines monetary, fiscal, and supply-side policies is likely to be more effective in overcoming inflation than a single-policy approach.
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