Ramblings from the Rock: Some economists worry that the Fed is too complacent

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Some economists worry that the Fed is too complacent

Fretting about inflation
Matthew Benjamin/US News Original Article

Drive out to the ballpark or watch the game at home on a new big-screen TV? Buy the kids a pet or a new computer? Fry up an omelet or roast a chicken? The cost-conscious would stay at home and crack a few eggs while the kids surf the Web. Prices for televisions, PC s, and eggs dropped significantly last year, while those for gasoline, game tickets, chickens, and veterinary services rose significantly.

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Some economists worry that the Fed is too complacent

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