If nothing more is imported from Russia, inflation in OECD countries will be the level needed to bring demand down sufficiently
We will look at a hypothetical scenario where nothing (energy, metals, agricultural products, etc.) is imported from Russia any more. What will then determine inflation in OECD countries? It will simply be the inflation needed for demand to decline so much that nothing needs to be imported from Russia. The orders of magnitude are then as follows: with the assumptions we describe in this Flash , the additional inflation in OECD countries needed to reduce GDP so as to be able to stop imports from Russia is 10.5 percentage points.