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For three years in a row, Americans have said inflation is the country’s worst financial problem. Ron Adar / Shutterstock.com
The U.S. is finally starting to emerge from one of the worst bouts of inflation since World War II. From a big-picture perspective, the country has recovered quickly from pandemic-era price shocks, especially when compared to similar nations — and to America’s own history dealing with high inflation. “The way we [economists] look at inflation or price growth is the rate of change, whether it’…
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