If you look at energy, there isn't really a big shift, depending on what energy sources you use. Oil prices have gone up substantially, due to a change in suppl

If you look at energy, there isn't really a big shift, depending on what energy sources you use. Oil prices have gone up substantially, due to a change in supply vs. demand. But natural gas prices have gone down, for the same reason. So it costs more to fill up your car, and less to run your furnace. Things do change real price, so the fact that gasoline and beef cost more now can just mean that gasoline and beef are actually more in demand relative to supply, just like natural gas is now more in supply relative to demand.