Central Bankers Learn To Love Inflation

In a speech on Thursday night, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke argued the central bank was not doing enough to meet the second of its two mandates–supporting the economy.

With U.S. unemployment still at 9% and contracting far too slowly, Mr. Bernanke implied the central bank should and will do more. By implication, there will be less emphasis on the other side of his mandate–inflation.

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