But for real - Greedflation explained (1/2)

Inflation is hitting all of us hard—from the grocery store to the gas pump—but it’s not just global crises causing prices to soar. In this video, we dive deep into the hidden force that’s really driving inflation: corporate greed, or what some are calling greedflation. From shrinking product sizes to skyrocketing corporate profits, corporations are using inflation as a cover to rake in billions, leaving everyday people to foot the bill.

Part 1/2 Chapters:
0:00 - Intro: Why Does Everything Cost More?
0:20 - How We Got Here: Greedflation in Action

Key Takeaways:

From 2020 to 2022, corporate profits jumped by 75%, far outpacing inflation.
Shrinkflation: Smaller products, same prices—corporations like PepsiCo and Kimberly-Clark openly admit to reducing sizes while keeping prices high.
Big Oil’s Profits: Oil companies made $451 billion in 2022 but sent $163 billion back to shareholders instead of lowering prices.
Inflation Reduction Act: How the Biden administration is targeting corporate price gouging, energy costs, and prescription drug prices.
Trump vs. Harris: Compare the 2024 proposals on tariffs, corporate regulation, and housing policies.
Get Involved: Your vote in the 2024 election can make a difference. Do we let corporate greed run wild, or do we choose leaders who will fight for accountability and lower costs?

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