Experts thought they knew how the economy worked. After the pandemic, they're not so sure.

The American economy, while never simple, was at least somewhat understood — until the pandemic upended even the most basic assumptions, experts told The Hill this week. From the recession that didn’t happen, to the relationship between unemployment and inflation, to the reason that inflation took off in the first place, to the disconnect between…

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