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  2. Jimmy Carter also faced high inflation and energy prices ...

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    By comparison, inflation under Biden peaked at 9% in 2022 as oil spiked after Russia invaded Ukraine, while the fed funds rate reached as high as 5.25%-5.5% in 2023.

  3. From LBJ to Biden: How the Economy Performed Under Each ... - AOL

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    Inflation rate: 4.4%. Poverty rate: 12.80%. Real disposable income per capita: ... Disposable income per capita (adjusted for inflation): $67,143. Jimmy Carter served for four years, from 1977 to ...

  4. Jimmy Carter: The highs and lows of his presidency - AOL

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    By the end of 1979, inflation was at 13%, and by 1980, interest rates for a car or home loan were around 19%. It was a brutal burden on the middle class and working poor, and Carter could not get ...

  5. Presidency of Jimmy Carter - Wikipedia

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    Presidency of Jimmy Carter January 20, 1977 – January 20, 1981: Cabinet: ... both inflation and short-term interest rates reached 18 percent in February and March ...

  6. U.S. economic performance by presidential party - Wikipedia

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    Jimmy Carter: Democratic: 1977–1981 7.5% 7.5% 0.0 ... Blinder and Watson found that since 1945 the average inflation rate was higher under Republican presidents ...

  7. Jimmy Carter - Wikipedia

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    Inflation rate of yen and USD, 1971–2009. Carter's presidency had a troubled economic history of two roughly equal periods. The first two years were a time of intense stagflation, primarily due to recovery from a previous recession that had left fixed investment at extreme lows and unemployment at 9%. [152]

  8. How the Biden economy compares with Jimmy Carter’s - AOL

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    As for inflation itself, it was 7.4% during Jimmy Carter’s 17th month, while it’s 8.6% at the same point in Biden’s presidency. Advantage Carter, yielding our 3-3 tie.

  9. 1973–1975 recession - Wikipedia

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    In the first year of the Thatcher-led Tory government inflation rose to 15.3%, but then fell to 5% by the time of their election win in 1983. [11] However, the monetarist policies designed to curb inflation caused a recession in 1980 and resulted in a steep rise in unemployment from 5.4% (1,390,46 people) to 11.5% (3,104,66 people). [12]