
Originally Posted by
jut703
Inflation, for one. A lot of the inflation we're experiencing now is supply-driven inflation - that is, an upward push of prices due to factors such as scarcity (NFA mess), taxation (TRAIN) and the trickle effect of rising fuel prices. Another factor contributing to inflation is the expectation of higher inflation - which is a natural response of the buying public when they see that no drastic measures are being done to curb the current inflation.
While oil prices are out of our hands, government could've curbed a significant amount of inflation if they intervened early and correctly rather than being so stubborn about it and wasting resources by focusing on taking down political enemies.
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