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Inflation Psychology: Behavior in Times of Price Increase

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Explore how rising prices affect consumer behavior and trust in the economy.

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  1. 11 July 2026 · corrected by Emir Baycan

    Survey began 1946 but became monthly only in 1978

    Before
    has measured household inflation expectations monthly since 1946
    After
    has measured household inflation expectations since 1946 (monthly since 1978)

    Why: Verified live content already correctly reflects the 1946 start with monthly frequency beginning in 1978. FAQ and excerpt checked, no leftover fabrication found. No action needed.

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