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Feb 2022
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Special Episode, Pt. 1: Two Kinds of Inf...

MORGAN STANLEY
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Inflation has reached levels not seen in years, but there is an important distinction to be made between frictional and cyclical inflation, one that has big implications for central banks this year. 
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