Inflation reflects a rise in prices, for everything from gas and groceries and cars to health care, coupled with a decline in buying power
Money doesn't go as far as it did even last month - that was the Baker Institute fellow's main point about the concept of inflation.
By now, everyone has heard plenty about the nine-letter word that's on everybody's mind these days - inflation. This reflects a rise in prices, for everything from gas and groceries and cars to health care, coupled with a decline in buying power.
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