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¿Cuándo podemos dejar de preocuparnos por la subida de precios? El último informe sobre la inflación no ofrece respuestas fáciles

  • Written by D. Brian Blank, Associate Professor of Finance, Mississippi State University
imageLa inflación se muestra obstinada a medida que la economía avanza hacia 2024.miniseries via Getty Images

¿Cansado de pensar en el impacto de la inflación en su cartera? No es el único. Pero le guste o no, la subida de precios sigue siendo una cuestión económica y -con la carrera presidencial-...

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