Matt Galey’s letter about Bidenomics contributing to inflation was spot on, but it left out what Paul Harvey would have called “the rest of the story.” There is no argument that excessive ...

After I read the March 31 letter by Ed Arida of Stow, I find it necessary to add some insight. While it is true that inflation hit the country hard, it also was a global event. And inflation in ...

I wholeheartedly agree with Richard Murdock’s letter headlined “Simple inflation.” Since inflation and cost of living are leading concerns today and key election issues, particularly with ...

In his Dec. 5 letter, “Inflation started with Biden’s actions, not Putin or COVID,” the author blamed “profligate federal spending under the Biden administration” for today’s high prices.

We’ll just have to live with inflation until the law of supply and demand kicks in. We encourage readers to express their views about public issues. Letters to the editor are subject to editing ...

U.S. inflation has bubbled up in the past few months, in a worrisome sign, but that bubble could pop by next spring. The recent rise in inflation has come as a nasty surprise, to be sure.

If we resist cutting government programs, we must accept that inflation will be the unavoidable cost of managing this debt. Write: Letters to the editor, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 330 E.

Our president thinks inflation is no big deal. The people have more money to spend, so, inflation is not an issue, he said in a recent interview. When Joe Biden was inaugurated, inflation was ...

I feel Hovde addressed the inflation issue with an accurate assessment of the problem. Baldwin probably missed Econ 101 in college. Hovde could have taught the class. Write: Letters to the editor ...

Rising household bills were the biggest factor driving up inflation last month. Water bills rose by as much as 47pc in April, ...