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It's not "being hit twice", though. Inflation is a change, so if you're already paying for a and b, and both a and b go up 10% then a + b goes 10%, not 20%.
by throwawaymaths 4y ago
It's not "being hit twice", though. Inflation is a change, so if you're already paying for a and b, and both a and b go up 10% then a + b goes 10%, not 20%.