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Central banks face threats to their independence − and that isn’t good news for sound economic stewardship (or battling inflation)
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Author: Peter Martin

Politics + Society
Peter Martin

As home prices soar, we have an inquiry almost designed not to tell us why

Never has an inquiry into the skyrocketing price of homes been more urgent. Rarely has one been as insultingly ill-suited as the one under way right now. Midway through last year in the midst of COVID, the average forecast of the 22 leading economists who took part in The Conversation mid-year survey was for no […]

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