In honor of @TheEconomist cover this week...

A sampling of 50 years of inflation on the cover of major magazines (18 in total)

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Inflation on the cover [2/6]
Inflation on the cover [3/6]
Inflation on the cover [4/6]
Inflation on the cover [5/6]
The covers switch to deflation in the 60s and then back and forth for the decades before. I’ve documented another 30+.

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Also interestingly enough, I believe this is the first magazine cover in 2020 that features either a Central Bank or Inflation.

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