FINALLY someone notices. Living in a small town with one grocery store, we've seen grocery prices up at least 25% from the Before Times. On a fixed income, th

FINALLY someone notices. Living in a small town with one grocery store, we've seen grocery prices up at least 25% from the Before Times. On a fixed income, this is a very big deal. Some level of food demand is not elastic: you have to eat. National macroeconomic policy rarely affects domestic grocery prices. It's hard to listen to political leaders who last shopped for groceries in the 20th century.