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The Fed staff has been assuming that inflation would eventually return to 2% without anyone having to do anything, and this has infected the thinking of policymakers.

The simplest explanation is also the most benign: traders are becoming increasingly confident that the lost decades are over.

If new technologies are actually able to boost productivity growth over a sustained period, the 1990s experience suggests that real interest rates are currently lower than they would (and should) be.

Even if AI is disinflationary, the cost of capital might need to rise to balance out the higher prospective returns on new investments. But first: is productivity even accelerating?