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We are seeing record high inflation in america, so much so that it is costing the everyday American a whopping $460.00 per month in additional spending to maintain their current lifestyle. This is a huge expense when considering the average American only makes about $3,500 per month or less. This amounts to an almost 15% reduction in pay.

I believe that this inflationary and soon to be hyper inflationary moment in history could spell the end for many small business owners. If you want to start a business, grow a business, make money online or invest be sure that you take into consideration where this economy is today and be sure to invest only what you can afford to lose in things that you do not understand.

I believe that this inflation problem could just be the beginning and things could get much worse in the labor market as well as the economy and for everyday middle class Americans in the coming six months to a year.

Where do you see this economy going and how do you see this impacting the job market and the labor market going forward? Do you believe that we will see a big shift in inflation in relation to opportunities in the labor market?