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Inflation: transitory or persistent?
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This slide has a dual-axis line chart comparing US growth in nominal GDP (in orange) and M1 money supply (in blue) from the 1960s to the 2020s. Both lines show significant volatility over time, intersecting and diverging at various points.
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