Bell, David N.F.; Levin, Eric J.; Wright, Robert E. - In: National Tax Journal 50 (1997) 2, pp. 315-20
Suggests that the use of inflation-indexed bonds by the U.S. may cast doubt on the interpretation of the yield gap between indexed and conventional bonds as a measure of inflation. Discusses the problem in the context of the United Kingdom, where such bonds have been issued for the past 14 years.