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After this project, inflation probably seems less scary if you have money. It really impacts the middle class and those living in poverty. This project really put it into perspective how much inflation impact the average working family. They spent overall 4% more than the wealthy which turns out to be a lot of money. Some people have to cut back on essential items like food-and this is really sad. some people just have to deal with it but overall they're okay. something I'm excited to do at our school is share my thinking and see how we can help families with costs of dances and events due to inflation.  we're also thinking of maybe sharing some information on our morning announcements to spread more awareness on why things cost more. A

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My family is really mad that gas is really pricey. My dad has to cut back on spending-we're choosing cheaper items to buy. We can get this bottle of milk or this other one for much cheaper. Inflation could hurt my family because my dad is unemployed. This project taught me about inflation and how even if we made more money, inflation would still impacts us. A.W.

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What could I do now with this learning? 

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What could I do now with this learning? 

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My dad owns a business where he sells construction equipment. Prices are so high to ship in supplies so he now has to raise prices. Nothing really impacts me directly....
I think budgetting and buying more in bulk can help our family right now. A.s.

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What can I do with this information? E.B. 

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What can I do with this information? E.B. 

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I could talk to people about inflation so I can educate others and talk about inflation to others. Me, myself I can't do anything. My Brisk iced tea used to be a dollar wich is why I buy it a lot because it's cheaper than all the other drinks for a liter. But now it costs 1.50$ because of inflation. I'll keep drinking it because everything else is going up, it's still good. The price increased by 50%, i'll have to not buy it as much. I get $10 a week to take out my neighbors trash so I used to be able to get 10 iced teas per week. Now I'll only be able to get 6 per week. Almost a 50% decrease in amount I could get.

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If someone were to work 8 hours a day and make 10 dollars a day they would only be making 80 dollars a day without taxes. Now  if this person were to work 365 days a year ( 1 whole year ) they would only make less than 29,200 dollars with taxes. Now say that you lived in a household with only 1 other person and you both worked the same job and made the same pay. By the end of the year you would only have made less than 58,400 dollars with taxes. Now say you lived in a house where you had to pay 5,000 dollars a year  for rent that’s only less than 53,40 dollars for your expenses for the rest of the year ( phones, grocery’s, electricity, etc ). This means that if you worked minimum wage you would barely have enough money to pay for your essential items a year. Also if someone were to make 13,000 dollars a year and they spent 5,000 dollars a year for groceries which would be 16% of their pay. However if someone were to make 124,000 a year and if they spent 15,000 dollars a year for groceries they would only be spending 12% of their pay so in conclusion of this sentence inflation is effecting people who make minimum wage more than people who make 6 figures a year.

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something i noticed is that there was a lot of quotes by people all over the world sharing their experience with prices getting higher and how they have trouble buying food & they have to eat expired food and old food that has been in their fridge. what really confused me when a person said ''i don't see how a young family makes it'' but i pretty sure that they mean having a baby at a young age like 15 or 16 and i would just like to say that just because you have a baby at a young age does not mean that you are not responsible, but anyways when a store sees that people are buying a lot of an item then they will up the pricwe fot more money.

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i'm surprised by how many things costs have gone up and the comments like "i don't see how a young family makes it" or "gas. its painful to pump" because it's getting so expensive that people don't want to eat anymore. and that's really sad to me.

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Something that resonated with me was how fast the prices for things that did not cost that much cost a lot and when the quote "Americans who notice inflation in the same places are experiencing it in the same ways" I believe it meant that there is more inflation in stores and people are not taking it the same way i think the people that are taking the inflation more is people that earn less money and is less wealthy but people that are wealthy inflation is not that much of a problem for them because they have money for the common stuff like clothes, food ,gas Etc.

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Some of the thoughts that came up is the statistics and the prices of bacon, gas,cereal,  diaper prices. One quote that stood out is "Everything is going up, but are wages are not."  Another person says that " My family is having to eat expired food." One of the big affects this is having on cities is hygiene and health.  I think that the government needs to lower prices. (B.M.W And M.G.W)

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When listening to the article i heard something that really stood out to me. "they have noticed that some costlier products have shrunk in size, too." Even before fuel prices hit a record high this week, nearly one in four people cited the rising cost of gas.

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While reading this article someone said ''I am eating expired groceries'' and I am very surprised that people can't even buy food. People are just trying to support their family while this inflation is going on. Some familys with less money are probably panicking because they don't have enough money for food,close,water etc, but for rich people they don't have to worry that much because they have the money they need for now.

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Some stuff that i noticed in the article was its not just gas prices that are rising its also food haircuts and many other things. I feel very sorry for the people who cant afford that stuff any more I feel very privileged to like be able to afford all of that stuff.

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Somthing that stood out to me was that eggs  are $5 for a dozon. i think that it should not be that way and that it should not do that and people think that is crazy but people are buying less and less of them and the is a bird sickness going around and eggs are going up.
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I think that people that are poor will only be able to buy a few things but rich people can still buy everything they need and want.
if the poor can't buy things they need like food and clothing then they would have to sell their house and become homeless.

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while reading this article the thing that stood out the most was that the dollar tree moved the prices up to 1.25. Family's might be talking about more of the family member's needing to work. If two people in the family are making 10 dollar's and the prices going up it would be hard to buy food gas and pay rent and bills.

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I'm surprised about how people are now having to eat expired food becuase of inflation. The price of food is getting raised more. ALso, I wonder how the poor will be able to pay for their stuff with prices going up. SOme feel inflation more and some feel it less because the rich have more money-it won't really affect them that much. Poor and middle class Americans have like to pay more because they don't have as much money. THey might have to stop spending on the things they need.

"Cold cereal has gone up, and the boxes have shrunk." THis quote is making me feel sad that people are going to have to stop eating breakfast.

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this is about the inflation article and how it changed the way of the penny and our necessities.

it caught my eye when I read that bacon Was the same price as a Filet mignon also eggs and gas are more than $5.

They have seen inflation in diapers pencils utensils and gas.

I believe gas prices should go down because we work hard for our money And use our cars daily. G.B.P

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L.D.E
When the article mentioned how beef and a simple loaf of bread had their prices raised I felt genuinely sad. After knowing that there are people who already can barely afford to keep their family in healthy condition, I can barely imagine what it's like to hardly get enough groceries. Not to mention, gas prices. I just know that there are young children that have to hear their parents at night talking about how they can narrowly afford gas to get to work. It's almost impossible to fathom how these kids have to know that their parents can't even buy them the things that they want. Inflation occurring is another reason kids likely won't have enough savings to get a good education. Something that really stood out to me was "Some described lowering the heat this winter to save money, cutting expenses like family vacations and restaurant meals, and delaying home repair projects.".Not to mention, what if eventually their parents will have to start taking out their child's college savings and lessen their chances of going to a good college. This is what inflation is doing to our country. Think about that.

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the article  had some    facts    A
Inflation

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While listening to the article, I got taken aback when it said "I am eating expired groceries."  The fact that this is so serious that people are eating rotten food because they can't afford fresh food, is depressing. What really stood out to me was when the article said, "As everything goes up, my savings diminish." These people are just trying to get along, support their family, and it is almost impossible at this point, especially for people living in poverty.

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Something that stood out to me from the article B.S

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Something that stood out to me from the article B.S

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What stood out to me was how people of a lower class are having to think about paying their bills or buying a meal. Higher class people are not very affected but they are not helping the cause but a few higher class people have noticed the rising prices I saw that in this quote "Sitting here as a high-income suburban mom, if you asked me when did I see it, I would also answer in a pound of ground beef." What upsets me is some people are losing their homes with rising house prices because they chose food over paying bills another thing is they are having to buy unhealthy items because there cheaper but that might affect their health later on.

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My thoughts and what stood out to me the most.(R.D.C.)

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My thoughts and what stood out to me the most.(R.D.C.)

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Well, I think that when you bye something you see the price but you never do anything and just buy it anyway but most of the time you bye expensive things that are even necessary. If I were able to buy things with my own money I would only buy things I need and save leftovers that are still good because I don't want to be poor. Also, I don't understand why people just throw away their leftovers I would give to the homeless because if we all do that then the world would be a bedder place. What caught my attention in the article was the line "But that doesn't mean that Americans who notice inflation in the same places are experiencing it in the same ways" Because people that have less money would be more concerned than people with more money would be.

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I think that the prices whent up is becuase we all got more income and we could pay more that think and it all that extra money that we got help us bid higher and we could make it harder for people to bid you off.
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This is about my class auction and how it changed R.D.C.

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This is about my class auction and how it changed R.D.C.

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This is about my class's auction and how much it changed over the rounds. For the first round it was not too much money because people knew that there was one more and they would get more money so people bet five to six dollars. But when the first round was over and if you didn't bet any money then you would get more for the last round so everyone was now wanting to get the last 3 idioms. So what I noticed is the first round was 6$ and the second was 12$. So if there is not as much supplies then of course you would raze the money because everyone wants it.

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Something i noticed was in round one people spent less money, because they didn't have enough money to spend, in round two people spent more money then in round one i think this happened because in round one we were given a low amount of money and in round two we were given a bigger amount of money.

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this is about my class's auction and what happens each round.
the first round was quite chill because there was lots of specific items that people could get.
the next round was a bit different because there was less of every item so the prices raised, so every thing was really intense.
G.B.P

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What I Learned About Our Auction. By B.M.W

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What I Learned About Our Auction. By B.M.W

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When we did the auction a good majority of the people payed all of their money to get what they wanted. In the first round everyone that had the most money went all out. And only the people that had the least money had more money for the next round. The reason this is like the economy.

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We think that the reason the price went up on the second round of the auction is that there was only one more of each item. Because everyone was crazy to get the item, everyone was using more money. In the first round everyone thought "oh okay we can always get that in the second round" Bet the second round, there were no other chances. Another reason is because we got more money in the second round so we had more to give. We think with more people in the world, families need more food, water, gas, clothes and just everyday objects. Companies and Businesses take advantage of this and raise the prices of these things. People don't really realize how absurd the prices are and just buy the things.

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What I Noticed In The Auction         -L.A.W                

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What I Noticed In The Auction         -L.A.W                

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Something I noticed in the auction was, In round 1, Prices were high but not as high as the prices in round 2, I also noticed the prices in round 1 were double in round 2, I believe that the prices in round 2 were caused by the pay we were given in round 2 and the fact that everyone wanted that one thing, whether it was Takis, skittles or a free dress pass, They all sold well in round 1, and knowing that everyone wants that one thing, they're willing to pay Double for something that could be as cheap as 1.50$. -L.A.W

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What I learned from my expirence on the class auction

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What I learned from my expirence on the class auction

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So what I learned from the auction was that infation is a real life problem and that it is no joke like when we were ding that all of the prices doubled but the good thing is that we got stimulus checks which was really helpful but over all i had fun doing this project

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Something that I learned from the class auction is in round 1 Takis went for 4 dollars but in the 2nd round Takis went for 10 dollars because people got more money so they could afford it. This kind of refers to in 2020 when people are given stimulus checks. Also when the supply stock is smaller the money for how much an item is sold increases I wonder if that is what's happening with prices now.

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Something I noticed in the class auction is in the first round there was not that much money spent than round two because there were two things of each in the first round but in the second round people got more money to spent on items but there were only one thing of each in the auction so people spent there money money because of stock of things in the auction so i learned when there is less supplies but more money people have to get the item faster or spent more money before it runs out of stock.

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Here are some notes I took on inflation.

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What the class auction taught me.(R.D.C.)

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What the class auction taught me.(R.D.C.)

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The class auction taught me about how people are getting more demanding for food and items so the people selling the stuff thought they should raise the prices since more people want the items.

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Thoughts on the Supply and Demand Auction

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Thoughts on the Supply and Demand Auction

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L.D.E.
I personally thought that the lesson was a good way to put the way that the economy works into perspective. I noticed that after round one ALL of the prices doubled. I found this to be interesting because it's very unlikely for this to happen in the real world. The reason it probably ever happens is because it always varies. During the actual auction it was very entertaining and having friendly competition was fun! After the auction I also liked that we could talk about our noticing.

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SOmething that was surprising about the auction was that less people spent their money in the first round. In the second round they got more money, but the supply stayed the same. THe prices of the items went higher. J.P.

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What i learned from the in class auction.  B.S

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What i learned from the in class auction.  B.S

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What I learned from the auction was how the amount of money spent was doubled similar to inflation in the real world.  One other thing I learned was that with the way inflation is right now people of the lower class have a chance of losing their homes due to higher pricing for all their necessities like food, water, trash, sewage, and the home that they live in.

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Emily Badger, Aatish Bhatia and Quoctrung BuiMarch 9, 2022

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Bacon, Gas and Essentials: Where 2,200 Americans Have Noticed Inflation

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Nearly nine in 10 Americans say they have noticed prices rising around them. And, when asked which of the price increases have caught their attention, many mentioned basic necessities.

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this whole thing is bad. It is just there is not really any solutions to fix. Some people say well, what if you just pump more gas so more people will have fuel and the price will go down. Butif you were to do that that would reduce the amount of fuel left in the world. and so if you did that, we would have a limited supply which makes the price sky rocket. Supply and demand like what we did in our auction affects the value of the dollar. I believe there is a solution to inflation--let's reduce the credit in the economy, which is overseen by the FED. People that don't make much money aren't able to pay for essential needs right now and I thought now they're strugling even more.

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People who are members of indigenous tribes tend to have it a lot worse as well as people who live in rural areas and the poor. Indigenous people have it a lot worse because they tend to live farther out and therefor have to have things delivered which costs a lot more. It also uses more gasoline. Inflation also hits them harder because of this.

-T.A.P.

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How dose is affect them specifically AB 

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I don't know why it is affecting them more then others but I do know that this is not about inflation, I believe that it is just harder to export food to a community that is and at the same time is not a country

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over all after doing this project i feel like inflation is felt by many people but people how make more money yearly aren't affected so much by it while people of lower income are hit hard by it as the dollar deprecates value -oc

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My final thoughts are that inflation is much more real than i thought and it will cause the world to collapse. used to i thought that inflation wasn't real, to be honest I didn't that it even existed. i know now that prices of food and gas are rising quickly.

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I think how the president or governments will help this and try to fix it maybe for oil pump more and that will help for a little while and we find and build electric cars and the world will start to work again and that is my thoughts for this projects.

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some of my final thoughts about this
is that it taught me that some people have it worse than others for ex(some have enough in there bank account for spending that they could go to the grocery stores daily and buy the most perfect,fresh food there while others have to be very cautious by buying very little). and it upsets me very much and its crazy how some people can make so much a year and still live in inflation  while families like mine are struggling and my family is struggling but they can survive unlike others and it makes me furious when the government will easily raise prices but refuses to raise wages even though they are the ones who have control over the money -even if the government raises minimum wages and prints more money, the value of the dollar will go down. People in poverty still wont be able to catch up even if they make larger wages-and prices of items go up! Aaw

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This lesson taught me a lot. While I had a very vague idea of what inflation was before, I had no idea that prices were getting so high. The fact that people who make much higher wages pay, on average, four percent less of their annual wage on food. I find that horrible because you would expect people with more money would pay more for food but they really pay a lot less while those in poverty are barely managing to stay afloat. I did my project on ground beef and I was incredibly surprised that it has gone up so much on price. I think that the rich and wealthy need to stop buying useless expensive things because it drives prices way up and causes the poor to have to spend even more.

-T.A.P.

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I feel like the thing that stuck out to me the most was how much money different income groups spent on food and you could show the numbers and people would not really care but when you see the percentage of there income is spent on food it shows how everyone is affected differently even though it is the same problem we are all facing.

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My final thoughts on this are what will this increase of prices and all of this going to do for our community and country? The last couple times we've had massive spikes and prices of the dollar going down, it's caused big events, like inflation and connection to great depression. What will happen when we're done with this spike? What will be normal? THose most impacted by inflation right now are the average person who has an average job like an income of 40,000 and those that make less because it was hard already for them. We just had one of the biggest spikes in homelessness from Covid. Prices rising is going to have a toll on everyone. The medium to poor class is going to have massive impacts and the wealthy will have to stop buying stupid expensive things like non essential items like yachts, fancy wine and cars. You might need to sell one of your yachts now.

Why is everyone talking about the rising prices of bacon?!

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How are rural areas and indigenous tribes affected differently? (E.B)

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How are rural areas and indigenous tribes affected differently? (E.B)

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I think people of indigenous tribes and people that live in rural areas are affected by inflation more, because it is harder to get groceries and gas to where they live so everything is more expensive.

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My final thoughts on this project are wow inflation has really negatively impacted the community and that is not good. In fact it is really bad because people with less money are struggling to buy food because of how high the prices are and it sucks that people can't afford food simply because companies want more money for their product. It is also stupid that people with more money can spend more on food yearly but have that 15,000 dollars be less percent of their yearly income spent on food than people who make less money each year.

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my final thought is I realize that inflation is a much bigger deal than people realize its been happening for a while but people have been making more money lately so they don't focus on it and also a lot of people go to more famous people/ influencers so hopefully someone could speak on it and it would be more noticed.

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My Final Thoughts are How will we be able to adapted to this situation. If prices keep going up people with less money may go broke and or homeless.

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percent households are spending on food each year

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percent households are spending on food each year

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this shows what percent of each income groups, income is spent on food each year as you grow richer you tend to spend more money on food each year but its less of your overall income.

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Some of my final thoughts is about the project and how it helped me understand more about what is going on with inflation and how do different people feel about it.
- M.G.L

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Inflation IS happening, and all of us are feeling it different. If you're making more money, you'll feel it less because the $5 to $6 change is less of your total money, and means less to you.

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even after doing this project i don't really have any thoughts about inflation and the value of the dollar as of now s.b

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I don't have much to say but we are all experiencing inflation, and some people have it worse. The people who are making not very much money are struggling the most. The gas prices are ridiculous and if it keeps going up we might see a big change in gas to electric cars.

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My final thoughts to this project is that the food prices and inflation don't affect anybody the same. The prices also change in different parts of the world. The percents of people and how they spend their money are all about the same.

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Some of my final thought is that this project helped me get a hold of what amount of money and the number of people that struggle with buying food just because of how much inflation has been affecting people with lower income just because of the percentage of the money a year that they are spending on food and that is more percent of the money than people that are making 100,000 a year and that is just insane to me   C.M

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I believe that all of us are feeling inflation right now. I also know that some people have it worse for example rural areas and people living in poverty. When you look at percentages you get a way different perspective than when you look at the numbers.

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As you can see the basic equation to find the percent that different income rates spend on food is (How much they spend on food) divided by (their income per year) times 100. An example is the people who make $31,691 a year they spend $5,066 on food so 5,066 divided by 31,691 equals 0.159. Then multiply 0.159 by 100 to get a whole number and the percent that people who make this much per year spend on food. So 0.159 x 100 = 15.9 so they spend 15.9% of their income per year on food

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More clear pictures /Avery

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Percent of annual income spent on food (C.B)

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Percent of annual income spent on food (C.B)

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As you can see the people making 31,691 dollars a year are spending 15.9% on food. The people making 124,185 dollars a year are spending 12.6% on food or you can see they spent 15,&32 dollars on food and you might think they are going to be impacted by inflation more. Then the people making 31,691 dollars but that's wrong the presents help with that the people making 31,691 dollars are spending more on food because they are making less money then the people making 124,185 dollars.

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what percent of money is spent on food with $64,199 yearly income?

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what percent of money is spent on food with $64,199 yearly income?

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People who make a 64,199 dollar annual income spend about 15.14 percent of their income on food. They also spend 6.44 percent of their budget on energy. -Avery

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How Food Prices Affect Different Income Groups A.B

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How Food Prices Affect Different Income Groups A.B

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The data above shows how food prices affect different families and what percent are spending on it, I found that although the 124185 income group spent 10000 dollars more then the 31691 income group they spent over %3 less. Since food prices are not affected by wage the lower your income is the more you need to cut back on food while in the higher income families they needs to cut back on vacations.

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As I have shown in the above image, the average price of ground beef has gone up 57.1% since 2020. The CPI in January of 2020 was 3.818 and in January 2022 was 4.389. I subtracted the CPI in 2020 (the base year) from the CPI in 2022 (the current year) and got 0.571. I then multiplied that times 100 to get a whole number. This whole number (57.1) is the percentage that the price of ground beef has gone up in the past two years. -T.A.P.

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Percent of annual income spent on food (E.B)

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Percent of annual income spent on food (E.B)

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I think that people with lower income are more affected by inflation. Even though they are spending less percent of their yearly income on food they also make less money so there is really no difference. The reason i am saying this is because people that make more money spend less percent of their money on food they make more so in reality they spend more if you look at the actual numbers.

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This is the work that we did with the CPI inflation and if you look at the work you can see that the people that make the most $$$$ are spending the least amount of there money on food based on the percentages of how much of there money they spend on food.  C.M

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As you can see cheddar cheese started out with a 5.268 and cheddar cheese is currently at a 5.035. So I subtracted the 2 and got (-0.233). Then I divided (-0.233) by 5.268 to get (-0.0442293090357). I multiplied that by 100 and got (-4.42). Meaning Cheddar Cheese has had a -4.42% decrease over time

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Majority of items are over 20% inflation- C.M.

Within inflation, everything trails like a domino effect to the consumer in almost everything. G.W.

(Wondering) Why are potato chips at 83% inflation CPI? T.A.P.

None of the items are over 100%...C.M.

Gasoline has increased by around 42%! E.B.

Price of food changed differently than non edible products. A.S.

Some items have barely increased, while others have increased drastically. A.B.

Tomatoes decreased. A.B.

Some prices fluctuate. A.S.

Cheddar cheese and tomatoes have gone down. O.L.

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The price of the potato chips has increased by 83.7%.the CPI was 4.494 in Jan 2020 now it is 5.363 in Feb 2022.

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I did the increase of bananas from 2020-2022. The cpi in January for bananas was 0.57 then 2 years later in January 2022 the cpi went upwards to 0.628. The percantage that it went up about 11%

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Over the past two years coffee went up by 25%.

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Since 2020, the price of tomatoes has actually gone down 17% instead of up, which is surprising because most other things are going up in cost.

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Plastic and resin rise in cost for producers

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Plastic and resin rise in cost for producers

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Over the past years plastic and resin have greatly risen in cost going from having a CPI of 265.7 to having a CPI of 357. 626 which is roughly a 34% increase. this is even more of an issue for the average consumer seeing as this is the cost for a producer to buy these things. meaning anything that's made of plastic will have an increase in price for example to make the bag of chips you just bought the company producing it has to both pay for the chips but also the plastic packaging the plastic used to ship the chips. but also the machinery to make the chips and the factory that makes the machinery also has to pay for this increase and this chain keeps going and going meaning everything rises in price. that's what i feel like is interesting about material costs for producers. instead of being a bubble it effects everything. -oc

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The Inflation of cookies over Feb 2020 to Feb 2022 went up by 62.5%, with 3.525 being Feb 2020 and 4.15 in Feb 2022. And subtracting gives us -0.625, then we times that by 100, then we get -62.5%, then we remove the negative sign, then presto! We got the inflation percent of cookies over two year.

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I tried to do the CBI of bananas but I could only find the CPI for bacon I checked everywhere there's only bacon so here's the CDI for bacon it's bacon enjoy it 20%CM

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The CPI increase for milk caused by inflation in the past 2 years has gone up 21%.

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It this pic it shows how gas has increased by 45% in the past 2 years.

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this is my work to find the percent increase for bacon and it increased by 28% in the last 2 years to find that you subtract 7.097-5.505 and you get 1.592 then you divide that by 5.505 and that gives you 0.2891916 and then you times that by 100 and you get 28.91916 and that is how you find the percent

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this is my work to find the percent increase for bacon and it increased by 28% in the last 2 years  

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As you can see since 2020 the price of fresh whole milk has gone up by 2022 83.9%. c.b milk is not as bad as oil but it is bad.

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Asa you can see here the CPI of ice cream has increased by 4.6 percent 4 percent isnt as bad as some other food or oil.

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The increase of inflation for gasoline from 2020 to 2022 computes to 39.68%.  

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R.Noodles

from 2020 to 2022

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How the value of $50 has changed over the years (I.Y)

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How the value of $50 has changed over the years (I.Y)

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The data here shows that in 1923 and in 1933 and the on the prices started to decrease. around 1923 and 1933 was the great depression, and when the great depression ended the prices went up once more

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How $12 changed over the years.  L.A.W   

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How $12 changed over the years.  L.A.W   

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As you can see on the graph, It shows how $12 changed in a matter of decades, There's a pattern shown in the graph, from 1913 to 1943 the price of 12$ increased and decreased several times, Then from 1953 the price of $12 kept decreasing until 2022, I believe that the price of 12 increased and deceased several times,I believe the cause of this was  The great depression, when the stock market crashed, I believe that the had to raise prices of a lot of daily necessities such as food, drinks and household supplies. The changing price had both a negative and postive impact on people.

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How  the value of $1.00 changes over 110 years...

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As you can see...
the data shows that the value of one
$1.00 goes down. In 1913 the value
Is very high. Think of it like a water slide
up first it seems scary but when you look at the top,
It seems less scary. (I.Y)

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This is how $5.00 can change over time.  (R.D.C.) and G.B.P

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This is how $5.00 can change over time.  (R.D.C.) and G.B.P

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As you can tell the cost is changing over each year, another thing is there is an outlier, it goes down and then up. Thanks to people making food and produces more expensive things we need we are going into a big depression. How long will this last? Will the inflation just keep rising and rising? I am quite surprised that in the 1913's $5.00 was $144.75!A question I still have is why make things more expensive when you have to pay more too.

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This is how $5.00 can change over time G.B.P

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This is how $5.00 can change over time G.B.P

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As you can see the price of $5.00 has changed over time. The process of inflation has put us into a situation where we had to lower the value of $5.00. So we decided to take it head-on and study a CPI calculator to tell how much $5.00 has changed. Thanks to people making food and close there is lower stock for companies.

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A inflation fact that i know is it is raisng prices for housing, food, gas, and much more it is not helping the other situations that are already happening. At

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How the value of $50 has changed over time. (J.M & M.G)

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How the value of $50 has changed over time. (J.M & M.G)

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In this graph you can see the evaluation of the $50 dollar bill. Something that we noticed is during 1929-1933 also known as the year that the great depression started and ended we saw a decrease in inflation but went back up in 1933.

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How did 6$ dollars change its power over the years-M.G

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How did 6$ dollars change its power over the years-M.G

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As you can see in the graph the 6.00$ has lost its value rapidly.In 1913 the value of 6.00$ was $173.70. There was an outlier in 1913 - 1933 the 6.00$ was $101.33 in 1923 and the vale went up in 1933 where 6.00$ was 131.96$. The decrease was in 1963 where the 6.00$ was 64.00$ in value where it is not in the hundreds.I know why my parents or my grandma and grandpa said "back in my day" because the value for the 6.00$ was bigger.

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in this graph I recorded how $50 dollars decreased over the years, I started in the year 1930 and ended in 2030 which cant be recorded cause that is a long way in the future. I chose this price because it is a big but small number and it is in the middle of one hundred so kind of a simple number. it is really surprising how much 50 dollars can decrease over time I think that in the year 1930 the worth of $50 dollars is about 800 to 900 dollars.

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How $1.00s Power Has Changed Over The Last 110 Years. (B.M.W)

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How $1.00s Power Has Changed Over The Last 110 Years. (B.M.W)

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As you can see the value of $1 has dramatically changed over the last 110 years.
The change is not a good change. If you look close you can see the negative association the line is not linear it's nonlinear.
Their is an outlier it's the second dot. An outlier is a change in the pattern. In this case the outlier is when the great depression.

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  VALUE AND THE POWER OF OF ONE DOLLAR FROM THEN AND NOW. p.w 

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  VALUE AND THE POWER OF OF ONE DOLLAR FROM THEN AND NOW. p.w 

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Did you know that one dollar is worth 28$ and that its crazy that it is worth that much money and the dollar is worth less now then when it was in 1913. it has a down in crease and then a increase.

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How has 50 dollars power changed over 110 years (A.M.E)

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How has 50 dollars power changed over 110 years (A.M.E)

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You would be surprised how much the 50 dollar bill would change over 110 years, in 1913 the 50 dollar bill would be equal to over 1,447.53 dollars and cents. Also every year but 1933 it went down a lot even 1933 went down to 1,099.67. This graph is a negative association because the points went down over the year. What I learned from this is more about Inflation, and also how the power of money has lost and gone down a lot.