Probably not. We talked about the spread between TIPS and Long Government bonds in class this week and in particular how this spread is only about 250 basis points. This spread represents the market's expectation of inflation embedded in bond prices.
Greg Mankiw makes the same point in his article tomorrow (Sunday) in the New York Times. You can read it here.
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