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the widely held union-wage-push theory of inflation is not correct. If A is the cause of B, then whenever A occurs, B will also occur, and whenever B occurs, so will A. Trade unions(A) were as strong in the U.S. in 1961～1964, when there was no inflation(B), as in 1965～1969, when there was inflatio
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