
The Inflation Lie: Why Prices Go Up, Wages Don’t, and Who’s Laughing on Their Yacht
Exposing the Real Winners of Inflation, Wage Stagnation, and Corporate Greed in a Rigged Economy
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What if inflation wasn’t just a side effect of economic turbulence—but a story, crafted to mislead you? The Inflation Lie dismantles the comforting myths that surround rising prices and stagnant wages, revealing how the system is built to confuse the public while enriching the few. This isn’t your typical economic analysis. It’s a scalpel taken to the narratives that dominate headlines—and a blueprint for understanding who’s really pulling the strings.
Prices go up. Wages don’t. Meanwhile, billionaires frame supply chains and interest rates as natural disasters, all while posting record profits and congratulating each other on private yachts. From fake “sales” and shrinkflation to algorithmic price gouging and luxury markets that thrive during downturns, this book traces the hidden mechanisms behind what’s called inflation—and why it disproportionately punishes workers while rewarding the wealthy.
With 30 razor-sharp chapters, The Inflation Lie decodes the CPI illusion, corporate profiteering, rent inflation, medical exploitation, and more. It shows how tipping culture, subscriptions, and credit dependence act as silent taxes. It exposes how the rich not only survive inflation—they use it to extract more.
Forget the talking points. Forget “economic optimism.” This is not about fear. It’s about facts—and the process of reclaiming clarity from the chaos.
If you've ever wondered why you're falling behind while the markets "recover," this book explains it—plainly, surgically, and without apology.