Does Dollar Depreciation Cause Inflation?

Rik W. Hafer

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The increase in the inflation rate from about 1 percent in 1986 to over 4 percent more recently has touched off a debate about its possible causes. One culprit often discussed is the decline in the foreign exchange value of the dollar since 1985.

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