Eggs are expensive compared to 20 years ago. You can partly blame the egg shortage for the price hike.
We all know by now that we are living in an age of inflation. The word gets tossed around a lot but how is it actually affecting the prices of everyday items… and therefore our bank accounts? The US Bureau of Labor has released data tracking the month-by-month prices of a handful of items most people use frequently. I took the prices from August 2021 and compared them to the most recently recorded prices (August 2022) to find the percentage of change year over year. If all of that mumbo-jumbo makes no sense, it’ll make more sense when you look at the items listed below.
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