Commentary
War often leads to inflation, and although inflation isn’t directly responsible for recession, price increases and decreased economic activity often lead to a recession.
Electrical towers in San Francisco on Aug. 30, 2007. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Chadwick Hagan
Author
Chad is a financier, author, and columnist. He has managed businesses and investments in global markets for over two decades. He is the host of the podcast “Deep Dive Inside,” which discusses Western society. His latest book is “The Myth of California: How Big Government Destroyed The Golden State” (2024).
