After the pandemic, inflation surged globally, prompting urgent responses from central banks. The economic fallout and rapid rebound forced many to weigh the costs of tightening policy too soon against the risks of affecting the economic recovery that many economies were experiencing. While responses varied, many central banks in Latin America and the Caribbean acted swiftly, … [Read more...] about Personal Experiences Shape Inflation Expectations
Hiroshi Toma
Hiroshi Toma is a PhD in Economics. He earned his degree at the University of Michigan. Starting in August 2025, he will be an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics at Texas A&M University. His research fields are Macroeconomics and International Trade. Prior to earning his PhD program, he earned his master's and bachelor's degrees in Economics from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru.