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Click On Picture To See Larger PictureInflation is making very difficult for the American people. Inflation is going to get worse and fuel prices are going to start to move up again. 23 states needed to increase minimum wage just to keep up with inflation. Trump set traps in his tax cut policy where the tax cuts expire. The [DS] has lost control, they do not control the narrative, they investigation and information is coming at them from all directions. The [DS] is now panicking. Trump his hinting that there might be another party needed if the establishment does not fall in line. Election fraud is being pushed out into the public realm and more and more evidence is being produced. Booms are coming.

 

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Economy

 


US Inflation: How Much Have Prices Increased In 2022?





* Inflation has been top of mind over the last year, looming over every aspect of the economy. But how has inflation actually impacted the prices of everyday goods like bread and butter or gas and public transportation?
* In this infographic, Visual Capitalist's Avery Koop and Bhabna Banerjee showcase select items and how inflation has impacted the price year-over-year. Additionally, we’ve charted the overall price increases across the overarching goods categories, using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).



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* How Much has the Cost of Goods Gone Up?
* Inflation has caused the cost of many goods to increase significantly compared to last year. The most dramatically affected item is elementary school lunches, a cost in the U.S. that is already unaffordable for many families.
* Here’s a look at every single reported good’s change in price from last year:




Item
Unadjusted Change YoY (Nov 2021 - Nov 2022)




Food at elementary and secondary schools
+254.1%


Food at employee sites and schools
+110.1%


Fuel oil
+65.7%


Eggs
+49.1%


Margarine
+47.4%


Other motor fuels
+43.3%


Fuel oil and other fuels
+41.7%


Airline fares
+36.0%


Butter and margarine
+34.2%


Butter
+27.0%


Flour and prepared flour mixes
+24.9%


Public transportation
+23.8%


Other dairy and related products
+22.4%


Fats and oils
+21.8%


Canned fruits
+20.9%


Crackers, bread, and cracker products
+19.9%


Salad dressing
+19.9%