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Also, Kansas City Fed President Schmid said additional rate cuts could do more to ingrain higher inflation than shore up the labor market, Nugent adds.

But it’s also easy to notice Farsi’s ingrained cynicism about the state of things, having once been imprisoned as a teenage dissident during the years following her country’s Islamic Revolution, now in exile.

“History has shown us that persistent inflation can shift the psychology around price-setting, and inflation can become ingrained,” he said.

When an ecosystem is so ingrained in your psyche, so essential to your culture and so central to the stories you tell about your reason for being, you have no choice but to safeguard it.

But the more we learn about this topic, the more deeply ingrained slavery becomes in America’s unique story and in building the foundation of the wealth we enjoy today.