The best explanation for the US having more real economic growth without more inflation than the other countries in the G7 is that the US has seen[1] better-than-expected consumer spending, relatively low consumer debt burdens[1], remnants of pandemic stimulus and savings[1], and a strong trajectory for inflation. This has fueled a solid pace of growth[1] and kept inflation in check.
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