“The broad optimism that Americans felt about the economy in the spring of 2021 — optimism that even a global pandemic and hundreds of thousands of COVID deaths couldn’t squelch — has finally been undone by inflation, and health worries that are getting worse rather than better,” Axios reports.
“The sharp rise in food and energy prices over the past year has had a particularly harsh effect on the finances of suburban and rural Americans.”

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