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Additionally, microeconomic data, such as egg prices—which soared to an all-time high of $8.17 per dozen earlier this year—have since plummeted to $5.51, now lower than prices during Trump’s previous term. These tangible improvements challenge the narrative pushed by mainstream media that blamed Trump for recent inflation, neglecting the fact that such price hikes began before Biden took office—due to policies like the culling of chickens to contain avian flu, which exacerbated egg shortages.
Efforts during Trump’s tenure included a $500 million investment in farm biosecurity, aid for farmers affected by avian flu, and negotiations to import eggs to stabilize prices. These proactive measures appear to be paying dividends now, bringing relief to consumers.