structural inflation

In this context I would like to recall that in fast growing economies structural inflation is higher.

While "Structural inflation" gives a monetary policy cause for inflation, the "Structuralism" school argues that non-monetary causes dominate.

This growth cycle financed a semi-permanent military mobilization (World War II through Vietnam), which culminated in the structural inflation of the 1970's.

The group prioritized dealing with structural inflation over the monetarist approach favored by more conservative policy-makers, such as Economy Minister Álvaro Alsogaray, who was appointed to the post in 1959 without President Arturo Frondizi's support.