The need to raise interest rates to contain economic activity is “the bill from the COVID protections” coming due, according to George Washington University Economist Prof Steven Hamilton.
The need to raise interest rates to contain economic activity is “the bill from the COVID protections” coming due, according to George Washington University Economist Prof Steven Hamilton.“But it’s going to be pricey, and it’s going to be around for a little while.
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