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Welcome to the show. in every corner of the planet, prices are rising and it is hitting everything, from basic foodstuffs, rents and cars. there are two big causes. first of all, the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic and secondly, the devastating or in ukraine. one major difficulty for many companies from that pandemic is a shortage of labour. with many workers seeking higher wages, labour. with many workers seeking higherwages, has labour. with many workers seeking higher wages, has that never been a better chance of them getting a rise? in the us, 11.4 millionjob them getting a r...

In office a little more than a year. you can do basic calendar and math and figure out it couldn't all be putin, right? what the numbers mean at this point. because in february we had 11.3 million jobs open. the previous time period we had 11.4. people have had what they call the great resignation. is the market creating jobs really what it could be, should be, show us about where the market's health is? >> i think you would have a greater job creation if businesses didn't hesitate to invest because of the uncertainty especially the massive tax increases that the president is proposing. you do...

Every american family. inflation at its highest level in 40 years and wages aren't keeping up. food prices soaring at grocery stores and restaurants. grocery bill for a family of four up over $200 a month. that's 30% more. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, new data shows employers are on a hiring spree -- 431,000 jobs added in march. unemployment dropping to a new 3.6%, the lowest rate since the pandemic. but all that overshadowed by soaring inflation, now at a 40-year high. >> i know that this job is not finished. we need to do more to get prices under control. >> reporter: today...

Much more i paid for it. milk and eggs up as well. this is a problem, mitch. >> and just to underscore that, you mentioned hotels going up. the wage gains in hotels are over 10%, 11.4%. just for workers to work in hotels so that has to be reflected in the price of the room night that you stay in. so some of the supply and demand for whatever it is, a room, but a lot of it's also the underlying costs that end up getting passed along to the consumers. i think if you look at it, we're not too far away from the midterms, i think it's going to be a major issue in the fed shrugged off earlier says i...

Be watching that? trier? businesses? how closely will people be watching that?— be watching that? very closely. we have seen headline _ be watching that? very closely. we have seen headline cpi, _ be watching that? very closely. we have seen headline cpi, consumerl have seen headline cpi, consumer price _ have seen headline cpi, consumer price inflation— have seen headline cpi, consumer price inflation standard _ have seen headline cpi, consumer price inflation standard 3.1%, - have seen headline cpi, consumer price inflation standard 3.1%, but. price inflation standard 3.1%, but actually...