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Contrarian Belief of 2023: Inflation Won't Fall off a Cliff
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Inflation, which people expect to fall off a cliff, won't fall off a cliff as fast or as meaningfully as people want. The pendulum is swinging markedly away from capital and towards labor due to the trend around unionization, the number of states increasing the minimum wage, and Biden using an 1800s-era law to prevent a railroad strike.
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