Inflation – In a Nutshell

David Lee, Multimedia Manager|May 16, 2023

This is the economic concept of Inflation – In a Nutshell, brought to you by minimum wage and a soon-to-be-broke college student!

Today, we will explore what inflation is, why it’s important to understand in the context of wages, and how it impacts our United States economy depending on its fluctuation.

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