Will the U.S. slowing down really damp the price of oil, or the price of food, rice, or flour, cornmeal, the price of steel? … It’s not clear to me that a mild slowdown will put a dent in price pressures domestically. Obviously if you have a tail risk of a very severe global slowdown, then yes, I can see that. I don’t see that in the cards at least from my limited perspective. If you think in closed-economy terms, that’s more likely to obtain. If you think in global terms, it is less likely to obtain unless the whole world slows down.