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The GDP Inflation Trap Explained
The GDP Inflation Trap Explained
We break down the disconnect between real economic growth and nominal price changes using October 2026 data. With real GDP growing at only 2.2 percent while core PCE remains sticky, we explore how tariff-driven inflation is distorting consumer perception versus actual output. Lucas and Luna analyze why the economy feels heavier even as industrial production holds steady.
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