Latin America's Inflationary Past Draws Lessons About Fiscal

Historically marked by high inflation, Latin America offers a lesson on the effects of fiscal and monetary extravagance during crises. The US and Europe enjoyed decades of modest inflation until COVID-19 prompted unprecedented stimulus measures. If the LA example holds true, the ensuing high inflation and debt will not be easily resolved.

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