It’s been happening throughout the pandemic.
Some are selling cattle. Others are changing the crops the grow.
As school districts start to plan for the future, they are trying to figure out if costs for things like fuel, paper and cafeteria food are going to continue to go up.
They’re still boosting local economies. They’re also contributing to rising home prices.
Hospitals say that staffing agencies charge too much for providing traveling nurses. The nurses say they’re the ones doing the heavy lifting.
Some workers are seeing wage increases above the rate of inflation. But, overall, rising prices are outpacing rising wages.
The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index is at a 10-year low. But consumer demand and savings remain high.
Florists say they need to charge more because their costs have gone up.
The pandemic response program provided billions of dollars that were meant to help get unhoused people into permanent housing.
You won’t escape talk of NFTs, crypto or the metaverse come Sunday.
