Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Who is really responsible for your grocery bill? đź›’đź’µ
Between 2020 and 2022, the Federal Reserve expanded the money supply by roughly $6 trillion—a jump as large as the previous decade combined. When the supply of money doubles but the supply of goods doesn’t, prices have nowhere to go but up. We’re tracking the $15 trillion to $21 trillion surge to show why the honest answer for inflation points to Washington, not the supermarket.
#economics #inflation #moneysupply #federalreserve #groceryprices #feexplains #data #freemarket
Who is really responsible for your grocery bill? đź›’đź’µ
Between 2020 and 2022, the Federal Reserve expanded the money supply by roughly $6 trillion—a jump as large as the previous decade combined. When the supply of money doubles but the supply of goods doesn’t, prices have nowhere to go but up. We’re tracking the $15 trillion to $21 trillion surge to show why the honest answer for inflation points to Washington, not the supermarket.
#economics #inflation #moneysupply #federalreserve #groceryprices #feexplains #data #freemarket
