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Powell has picked sides, but which is worse for you: inflation or recession?

Por: MarketWatch Business September 24, 2022

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“The argument is usually that since inflation impacts everyone and a recession impacts those who lose jobs the most, that inflation is worse,” says Jamie Hopkins, managing partner of wealth solutions at Carson Group. But that said, he’d rather have to deal with the high inflation of the 1970s than the worst economic lows of U.S. history, like in Great Depression or the Great Recession. So maybe the answer isn’t so clear-cut for... + full article



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