Rising costs aren’t just about numbers—they’re a mirror of deeper economic and social shifts. Here’s what they reveal, and why they matter now more than ever.
Most people think of legislation as a series of dry, bureaucratic steps. A bill is introduced, debated, amended, and eventually passed. But real legislative power is exercised in the shadows — in late-night negotiations, whispered committee deals, and amendments slipped into thousand-page bills that few read in full.
Inflation may dominate headlines, but behind the scenes, deeper structural forces are influencing markets, investments, and personal wealth in ways few are prepared for.