The most common explanation I hear for supply chain issues in the economy in the US and Europe is that COVID-19 lockdown measures messed with the supply chains.
On the other hand there seems to be a story of demand for some products having risen. How much of this is downstream of the FED and EZB printing a lot of new money to stimulate demand?
[Question] How much of the supply-chain issues are due to monetary policy?
The most common explanation I hear for supply chain issues in the economy in the US and Europe is that COVID-19 lockdown measures messed with the supply chains.
On the other hand there seems to be a story of demand for some products having risen. How much of this is downstream of the FED and EZB printing a lot of new money to stimulate demand?