How inflation works: why your money buys less every year
Cost-push inflation: why prices rise even when nobody spends more
In 2022, prices in much of Europe rose faster than they had in decades. A big part of the push came from one bill that every business pays. How can one cost make almost everything more expensive?
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Miva's electricity bill has doubled, from $400 to $800 a month. Her two freezers run day and night, even in winter.
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And it is winter. The beach is empty, and no line waits outside. Nobody wants more ice cream than before.
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