消費者の価格上昇拒否は,米国のインフレ率の低下に貢献し,2%の目標に近づいています. Consumer refusal of higher prices contributes to US inflation decline, approaching the 2% target.
経済学者の見解では,米国のインフレの減少は,消費者がより高い価格を支払うことを拒否し,より安い代替品や取引を求め,高価な製品を避けるように導いていると説明できる. The decline in US inflation may be attributed to consumers refusing to pay higher prices, leading them to seek cheaper alternatives, bargains, or avoid expensive products, according to economists. 価格上昇が頻度が低い前流行の基準への移行は,連邦準備制度の2%目標に向かってインフレが着実に低下することを引き起こしました. A shift toward pre-pandemic norms, when price increases were less frequent, has resulted in a steady fall in inflation towards the Federal Reserve's 2% target. しかし 消費者が過剰に消費を減らして 経済に悪影響を及ぼすのかという懸念は残っています 消費者の支出は経済活動の3分の2以上を占めるからです However, the concern remains whether shoppers will cut back too much and negatively impact the economy, as consumer spending accounts for more than two-thirds of economic activity.