Do we really need to call it "greedflation"? We already have a term for inflation driven by greed. Which is inflation
this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2023
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Inflation has more than just the one cause. A lot of the inflation in the UK is caused by increased transport and admin costs. That is not greed that is simply that things are more expensive to bring into the country.
In this instance the profits reaped from the current world crisis are being done for no other reason than greed while the country suffers unnecessarily. If only we had a government with a strong majority in parliament who could protect the people of this nation.
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