{
 "episodes": [
  "1990",
  "1999",
  "2000",
  "2004",
  "2005",
  "2008",
  "2011",
  "2018",
  "2021",
  "2022"
 ],
 "growth_spike_year": [
  3.225943,
  3.56726,
  4.797814,
  5.263439,
  4.712692,
  2.930436,
  4.100359,
  3.642673,
  6.653434,
  3.773925
 ],
 "growth_following_year": [
  2.47484,
  4.797814,
  2.480328,
  4.712692,
  5.286045,
  -0.357571,
  3.387123,
  2.956766,
  3.773925,
  3.327812
 ],
 "inflation_spike_year": [
  25.392807,
  6.187812,
  4.963142,
  3.773577,
  3.986288,
  6.256572,
  4.949552,
  3.643548,
  4.706378,
  8.67364
 ],
 "inflation_following_year": [
  16.813716,
  4.963142,
  4.686158,
  3.986288,
  3.924177,
  2.641172,
  4.007413,
  3.558459,
  8.67364,
  6.749274
 ],
 "note": "IMF world aggregates in the year of a 30%+ annual Brent jump and the following year. Episodes are confounded by concurrent crises (1990 Gulf War, 2008 global financial crisis, 2020-21 pandemic rebound); world-average inflation before the 2000s is dominated by developing-country episodes."
}