Economic professors from Cal State Fullerton on Oct. 20 shared their economic projection of higher inflation and slower growth, which they called “stallflation.” Professors Anil Puri and Mira Farka, co-directors for the Woods Center for Economic Analysis, gave their projections for the United States and regional economies as part of CSU Fullerton’s 27th annual economic forecasting conference, this year held virtually. In late 2019, the U.S. was enjoying a “Goldilocks” economy of not too hot and not too cold. However, the massive fiscal stimulus and monetary stimulus over the past two years is now ending that “Goldilocks” economy, leading to supply bottlenecks, labor shortages, and higher inflation, the professors said. Regarding the widely reported problems with the supply chain, “things are getting worse, not better.” Time to ship goods from Shanghai to the U.S. has already gone from 41 days to 70 days. The labor shortages were partly blamed on …