In a nutshell, Lu says tension in the Middle East may contribute to rising prices, but “the primary cause of the steady increase is monetary inflation — central banks creating new money.”
Joanne S. Liu is a member of The Woodlands Bullion Company and its director of communications and compliance officer. She earned her law degree from Boston University School of Law and Bachelor of Arts in economics and political science from Brown University.
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