By Jason Lange | Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Risks are
rising that a moribund job market and potentially steep drop in
inflation could push the United States into a downward spiral of falling
wages and prices.
That nightmare scenario of deflation might seem remote considering a recent rebound in growth, and the Federal Reserve would almost certainly try to head it off, probably well before prices started to fall.
But some investors and economists say the risk is real.
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