Roosevelt Standard | 1948-08-05 | Page 10 | No Way to Tell

No Way To Tell The research professors, who delve into economics and other problems, advise that a sharp decline de-cline in prices is to be expected after the peak has been passed, but, unfortunately, they do not tell us when to expect "adjustments." "adjust-ments." In fact, there is no way to tell when the present inflationary inflation-ary movement will disintegrate. Everybody expects that it will, because other inflationary movements move-ments have collapsed. The extent ex-tent of the drop is uncertain but the probability is that we will not get back to pre-war levels as a permanent thing in this country.