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Writing about economics for @TheEconomist. Formerly macro and development research @Kennedy_school @CGDev @USAID. Personal views
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Fed hopes for ‘soft landing’ for the US economy, but history suggests it won’t be able to prevent a recession

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By Alex Domash , Lawrence Summers
| Leader-Telegram
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Alex Domash, Harvard Kennedy School and Lawrence H. Summers, Harvard Kennedy School (THE CONVERSATION) The Federal Reserve will likely soon learn what gymnasts already know: sticking a landing is hard.
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Fed hopes for ‘soft landing’ for the US economy, but history suggests it won’t be able to prevent a recession

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By Alex Domash , Lawrence Summers
| Chronicle-Tribune
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Bad news for the Fed from the Beveridge space

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By Olivier Blanchard, Alex Domash , Lawrence Summers
| Peterson Institute for International Economics
The Federal Reserve seeks to cool an overheated US labor market to ease wage hikes and reduce job vacancies, without a painful spike in unemployment. But empirical evidence indicates that these goals have never been accomplished together and remain unlikely now. In fact, fighting inflation will require a reduction in job vacancies and also an increase in unemployment. The inverse relationship between job vacancies and unemployment is measured by the Beveridge curve, named after a British economist.
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