On the recordSeptember 27, 2023
Higher energy prices increase the price of everything--from groceries to lumber to clothing to appliances--pulling money from our pockets and boosting inflation.
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congress.govHigher energy prices increase the price of everything--from groceries to lumber to clothing to appliances--pulling money from our pockets and boosting inflation.
Linking high energy prices to broader inflationary pressures.
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