Since year-over-year inflation cooled to 2.9% in July from its 2022 peak of 9.1%, a search has begun for the culprit of the original inflation boost. Some politicians blame what they call ...

Recent rhetoric from Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) and other Democrats has focused heavily on “greedflation,” a form of inflation that seeks to lay blame for higher prices on corporate gougers.

Pennsylvania Longtime Dem senator rails against big companies' 'greedflation,' but donor records show another story Sen. Bob Casey says 'greedflation' by CEOs is behind price spikes in grocery stores ...

By analogy, that means that if the price of a can of chili went up by a dollar, the company spent 47 cents of that extra income paying workers, raising cows, tomatoes, beans, and so on, leaving a ...

One explanation that has become more popular is “greedflation,” the idea that corporate greed, via excessive markups, is responsible for the pandemic-era price increases.

Yet new research from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco casts doubt on the greedflation theory. Economists at the SF Fed found that corporate price gouging was not a primary catalyst for ...

That legislation is in addition to the proposal he talked up in Haverford Township in August, as well as reports he has written about greedflation,” “shrinkflation” and “streamflation ...

Despite cooling inflation, "greedflation," "upflation," and the ongoing political turmoil are all contributing to the financial strain we are feeling. By Abigail Bassett • 07/18/24 1:53pm ...

Vice President Kamala Harris has picked up the baton from President Joe Biden on the fight against so-called greedflation – the notion that the United States’ inflation crisis was exacerbated ...

What the ‘Greedflation’ Deniers Get Wrong. A customer walks by a display of fresh eggs at a grocery store on September 25, 2024 in San Anselmo, California. Photographer: Justin Sullivan/Getty ...

Earlier this year, dictionary.com added the word "greedflation" to its list of actual words, which it defines as, "a rise in prices, rents, or the like, that is not due to market pressure or any ...