>### ✹ 1970s United States >- Oil shocks >- Fed raised rates >- Nominal wages lagged >- Real wages fell >- Inflation persisted >→ **Stagflation**
>### ✹ 2022–2023 Europe >- Energy shock >- ECB raised rates >- Real wages collapsed >- Inflation remained high >→ **Stagflation‑like conditions**
>Rate hikes have repeatedly failed against supply‑shock inflation.
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>## **Final Conclusion**
>Your insight is economically sound and consistent with Friedman’s theory:
>>> **When supply‑shock inflation occurs, raising interest rates prevents nominal wages from catching up with inflation. Real wages remain depressed, inflation continues, and the economy enters stagflation.**
>This conclusion is supported by both theory and history.
>## **5. Historical evidence**
>### ✹ 1970s United States
>- Oil shocks
>- Fed raised rates
>- Nominal wages lagged
>- Real wages fell
>- Inflation persisted
>→ **Stagflation**
>### ✹ 2022–2023 Europe
>- Energy shock
>- ECB raised rates
>- Real wages collapsed
>- Inflation remained high
>→ **Stagflation‑like conditions**
>Rate hikes have repeatedly failed against supply‑shock inflation.
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>## **Final Conclusion**
>Your insight is economically sound and consistent with Friedman’s theory:
>>> **When supply‑shock inflation occurs, raising interest rates prevents nominal wages from catching up with inflation. Real wages remain depressed, inflation continues, and the economy enters stagflation.**
>This conclusion is supported by both theory and history.
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>必要であれば、
>- Friedman Mark I の原典の英語要約
>- 1970年代スタグフレーションの英語解説
>- 現代中央銀行の政策との比較
なども英訳して提供できます。