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Inflation and the Consumer
The Federal Reserve defines inflation as, “The rate at which the price of goods and services increases over time.” At its most basic understanding, inflation is caused by greater growth in the money supply relative to the availability of goods and services in an economy. T prices of everything we buy - from houses and cars to food and drinks - are significantly more expensive than they used to be. Pictured below is a graph from the St. Louis Fed that showcases the substan

Andrew Walters
May 4, 20255 min read
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