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Lucas Herrenbrueck interviewed on inflation concerns in post-COVID economy
June 03, 2021
Associate professor was recently quoted in a examining the rise of inflation as the economy recovers from the pandemic.
According to Herrenbrueck, "Inflation conjures up negative connotations for many people, but low levels of it are often a sign of economic growth".
鈥淚nflation, being a little bit higher as we are recovering from the pandemic is just normal. It鈥檚 just not something to react to; it鈥檚 like seeing it rain in Vancouver."
Herrenbrueck's research interests include macroeconomics, monetary economics, and economic theory. Earlier this year, he published a paper in the Journal of Mathematical Economics examining .
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