LONDON (Reuters) - If accelerating global inflation is to be the real legacy of credit crisis, watch closely the relationship between central bankers and their political overseers for clues to any potential policy accident.
The sheer scale of monetary and fiscal pumping required to prevent a collapse of the global financial system over the last two years and a resultant economic depression has been enough to spook even the most price-sanguine economists.
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