If inflation is defined as an increase in prices (which is erroneous), and inflation increases moderate; i.e., prices are not increasing as fast as they had been, it won't help too much if the new inflated prices don't come down. We're stuck with the same income paying for higher prices. Am I missing something?
If inflation is defined as an increase in prices (which is erroneous), and inflation increases moderate; i.e., prices are not increasing as fast as they had been, it won't help too much if the new inflated prices don't come down. We're stuck with the same income paying for higher prices. Am I missing something?