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Why Big Companies Love Inflation
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February 8, 2022
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5:18Now PlayingSome think rising inflation means big companies are forced to raise their prices. But it actually works the other way around: corporations actually drive inflation, and data show that they have been and will continue to push prices up for some time.
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