In the US, there is a split between business and government, which blame each other for record inflation.

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Biden had previously urged the "wealthiest" to pay a "fair" share of taxes. He was answered by the founder of Amazon Bezos, who noted that the government was to blame for high inflation.
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According to many top managers, including Elon Musk, Washington is not doing enough to prevent the “economic hurricane” that JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned about.

At the same time, the administration of the President of the United States has chosen company executives as scapegoats: they allegedly artificially inflate prices in order to increase their profits.

At the end of May, Biden's rating fell) to a record 36%. If prices continue to rise, Democrats could lose their majority in the Senate in the fall elections, the newspaper writes.

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interestingly it turns out) the US government blames anyone for the problems of the country but not itself!
in my opinion, such a policy eventually makes us flying dead!
Elections coming soon!
I think it won't be their day!
And what do you think?

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