It's not 'inflation' — we're just getting ripped off. | Opinion
Many Americans are still experiencing the sticker shock they first faced two years ago when inflation hit its peak. But if inflation is down now, why are families still feeling
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Many Americans are still experiencing the sticker shock they first faced two years ago when inflation hit its peak. But if inflation is down now, why are families still feeling
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Ask shoppers about the price of groceries these days, and there’s a good chance they won’t hold back.
I have been going back and forth with my friend John of https://johns-web-space.com/ about the price of food and how and why it just keeps getting worse. Prices go up when gas goes up and the excuse is the cost of transportation but prices never go down when gas goes down....so what drives these continuing…
Inflation may be leveling off but high food prices are here to stay. Companies have raked in huge profits while selling less food. But it doesn't have to be this way.