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Inflation-Induced Economic Uncertainty

High, volatile, or unexpected inflation creates significant uncertainty about the future. This uncertainty affects not only households and firms, who face additional risk in their economic decisions, but also governments, which may become uncertain about their own future prospects. This widespread uncertainty can complicate planning and diminish overall economic well-being.

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