Prices can go up for a variety of reasons--supply demand mismatch, corporate greed, supply chain issues, war--and when prices go up, smart government interventions can have a role in bringing those prices down.
Casar emphasizes that various factors, not just spending, can drive prices up.
Share
More from Greg Casar
After the Israeli government has killed more than 70,000 people in Gaza and helped lead the United States into a destabilizing, deadly war with Iran, we are called to act.
I just sat with Liam's mother as she found out what it means to have your child held hostage by ICE. It was horrifying.
At least he admits it: the Supreme Court’s attacks on voting rights are about rigging elections for Rs.
Other voices in this conversation
