Is Inflation Eroding the Middle Class? Trends and Tips to Deal with the Highest Consumer Prices in a Generation

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Inflation is now the top public concern, replacing COVID. High consumer prices are hitting hard on the middle class, and by extension, the poor and the near poor, widening the income gap as people in the middle slide down the ladder.

This briefing focuses on the effects of the crisis on the majority of Americans, offering ideas on how to cope as well as exploring the consequences for the country.

Read our report on this briefing here. Media are free to re-publish this content with credit to the author and Ethnic Media Services.