Baby food and formula prices surged 5.1% in October, the largest monthly increase ever recorded. That isn’t some optional purchase consumers can postpone until prices come back down. Parents can’t tell a hungry infant to wait for the job market to pick up some time next decade.
The consequences have spilled over well beyond the baby food aisle. Airlines are chopping flights and cars are next.
Meanwhile, central bankers and Economists want us to just ACCEPT THAT WE'RE POORER. That's just what the "resilient" economy narrative means, the one voters overwhelmingly just rejected.
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