I agree it is an often overlooked source of price inflation; supply and demand. A economic fact which transcends politics, borders, even oceans with the globally linked economy.
I think they want us to fixate on the money printing because the masses got very small drops of it, as if to excuse the governments role in shutting down the global economy and causing all the supply chain problems with resultant increased prices. Perhaps this increased prices more than money printing?
I suppose if we had the numbers we could compare them. Do you have the numbers or indirect markers of the impact of supply chain damage’s contribution to inflation?
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