Edward S. Knotek, Robert W. Rich, Raphael S. Schoenle, P. Andrade, Marco Del Negro, Colin J. Hottman, Christian Höynck, Matthius Meier, G. Ricco, Elisa Rubbo, D. Villar, Michael Weber
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To provide insights into the processes that drive inflationary dynamics, the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland holds an annual conference on the topic of inflation: the Inflation: Drivers and Dynamics series. The 2020 installment of the conference was held on May 21-22, 2020. This Commentary summarizes the papers at the conference, which broadly fell into four categories: (1) empirical Phillips curves, (2) networks and Phillips curves, (3) expectations formation, and (4) price-setting behavior and inflation.