The scariest word in economics is back: Stagflation

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1. Stagflation is indeed a concerning term, especially given its implications for the economy. It represents the unsettling combination of stagnant economic growth, high unemployment, and rising inflation—all of which can be tough to tackle with traditional monetary and fiscal policies. With global supply chain issues, rising energy prices, and ongoing geopolitical tensions, the potential for stagflation cannot be ignored. It forces policymakers to navigate a delicate balance between stimulating growth and controlling inflation. How do you think governments should respond to these challenges to avoid a stagflation scenario?

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