

Inflation Slowed Down, But Will Americans See Lower Prices?
Dec 10, 2024
Annie Lowrey, a staff writer at The Atlantic, dives deep into the complexities of inflation and its impact on Americans. She highlights how the pandemic reshaped consumer behavior and prices, especially in housing. Lowrey discusses the public's perception of economic distress influencing political views, particularly in an election year. With rising costs in essentials like housing and energy, she examines the tough choices families face. The conversation also touches on tariffs and their role in price fluctuations, revealing the intricate connections between policy and daily life.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Inflation Uncovered: Pandemic Impact and Personal Struggles
02:37 • 12min
Understanding Inflation's Impact on Voter Sentiment
14:24 • 5min
Navigating Financial Strains
18:54 • 16min
Understanding Inflation and Tariffs: The Consumer Perspective
34:38 • 3min
Economics of Inflation and Corporate Impact
38:02 • 14min
Navigating the Challenges of Inflation and Housing
52:20 • 3min