For 20 years inflation has been subdued, is this the new norm?

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Inflation had been relatively stable 13 century until 16 century https://history.stackexchange.com/que…. Following the discovery gold in South America inflation as measured by wheat prices (when priced in against silver) started to rise.Yes inflation in the last 20 years has been subdued but given the huge amount of debt that governments have pumped in to economies will we see inflationary pressures rise? Some think this will not happen https://seekingalpha.com/article/4336…. But the deflationary pressure caused by Western firms outsourcing manufacturing to Asia may have run its course. Also will investors seek higher yields from property and bonds given the almost inevitable economic slowdown and repricing of assets that has accompanied this period of uncertainty?

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