Higher rates raise borrowing costs and can feel like inflation, Diane Swonk says. But the squeeze cools demand and helps contain prices. The alternative is unch
Higher rates raise borrowing costs and can feel like inflation, Diane Swonk says. But the squeeze cools demand and helps contain prices. The alternative is unchecked inflation and a harsher market-rate backlash.
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