Sticky inflation refers to persistently high prices that resist falling, even when economic growth slows. It often stems from rigid costs like wages or rents. Policymakers use this concept to adjust interest rates cautiously, while savers benefit from preserving purchasing power. Businesses also gain by maintaining profit margins without immediate price cuts.
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