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Delving deeper into the root causes of inflation, it becomes clear that government intervention in markets is a considerable contributor. This interference has historically benefitted a small class of elites who wield disproportionate influence over policy decisions, manipulating systems for personal gain while leaving the general public grappling with higher costs and less economic mobility. This not only stifles growth within the middle and working classes but also keeps them entrenched in a cycle of debt that spans decades.
Public education, specifically, has often perpetuated a mindset that keeps individuals complacent and reliant on government structures, fostering an environment that disincentivizes financial independence and critical thinking about the economic system.