Period of Stable Inflation in High-Income Economies (Late 1990s-2020)
From the late 1990s until 2020, major economies including the UK, other EU countries, and the US experienced a prolonged period of low and relatively stable inflation. This environment of price stability became the accepted norm for governments, central banks, households, and firms.
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