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Splintered UK labour market makes a wage-price spiral unlikely

Splintered UK labour market makes a wage-price spiral unlikely

These are disorientating times for people my age. For most of my adult life, inflation has been weak and wage growth weaker. Now, inflation in the UK is 9 per cent. Last week, unionised drivers for the manufacturer JCB secured a 9.5 per cent pay rise. Rail unions are planning to strike. Britain’s policymakers, like their counterparts in other countries, are fretting about the possibility of a wage-price spiral.

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