In this case, AS/AD complicates the argument. Why can't you just say that fiscal policy overheated the economy, creating bottlenecks? Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Peter wrote as regards the use of AS/AD: > > >They prefer easy pseudo-explanation to the much harder real thing. > > Picking at random, the standard AS/AD explanation for the inflation that > started at the end of the 1960s was that fiscal policy, in part Vietnam war > spending, led to an expansion of AD at a rate that exceeded the shift to the > right of the AS curve. Hence, inflation. > > Yes, this simplified matters greatly (ignores wage dynamics that likely lay > behind increased wages) but what is the "harder real thing" explanation behind > the 1960s inflation? > > Eric
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