Inflation rapidly increased this year. Basic food stuffs like egg, oil for cooking, meat, and fish here in our country almost doubled compared to its price last year. I'm wondering if it's possible that the price of commodities will return to its previous years. If so, how or what will cause it to happen. It's just scary to think that our money continues to depreciate over the years. Will there be a time that will come where average earners like me won't be able to afford a basic life anymore.
From the point of view of the monetary system of countries - most likely not, there will be no return to the prices that were. And there are several reasons for this:
1. A large mass of "printed, additional" money that covered the crisis situation, from the time of Covid, to the terrorist attack, the country of terror of Russia, on Ukraine.
2. Real problems in real sectors of the economy
3. Inflationary processes associated with real problems in the global economy
4. A significant financial burden on many countries associated with economic, energy and other problems that have developed over the past year.
Is this bad? Yes, not good. On the other hand, this is a way out of the crisis, and especially a solution to internal tensions associated with global destabilization. But not for everyone. Inflation in Britain or Britain is not the same as inflation in Zimbabwe or Russia .... They have different causes, and different probabilities of solution.