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40% of the inflation spike was attributable to Federal spending, while increases in producer prices accounted for only 10%: MIT Economists

By CWR

Inflation hits hard as 40% attributed to federal spending, leaving Americans worried about financial stability. Recent research from MIT Sloan reveals a startling reality: federal spending played a crucial role in the inflation spike of 2022, contributing to a staggering 42% of the overall increase. This surge was largely fueled by government stimulus measures enacted during the pandemic, designed to support individuals and businesses. However, these well-intentioned actions have now come under scrutiny for their unintended consequences.

While the impact of federal spending is alarming, the study also highlights that increases in producer prices accounted for only 17% of the inflation spike. Though significant, this figure pales in comparison to the overwhelming influence of government expenditures. As the costs of goods and services rise, many families find their purchasing power eroded, forcing them to make tough choices in their daily lives.

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