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How food prices shape your views on the economy
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While increased prices on a restaurant menu have a bigger immediate impact on consumers' inflation expectations, the impact of price jumps at the grocery store are longer lasting, a new study from Michigan State University found.
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While increased prices on a restaurant menu have a bigger immediate impact on consumers' inflation expectations, the impact of price jumps at the grocery store are longer lasting, a new study from Michigan State University found.
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