The Democrats Inflation Reduction Act is expected to cut prices that consumers pay for energy, according to recent modeling. The bill contains a mix of tax credits for renewable energy sources and incentives for household solutions, both of which could help bring down energy costs. But those benefits may not be evenly distributed, and factors like home ownership and the power landscape may determine who sees a benefit.
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EXPLAINER: How is inflation affecting commuting costs?
NEW YORK (AP) — Gas prices have fallen from the record highs they reached earlier this summer, but they're still much higher than a year ago. And with inflation driving
EXPLAINER: How is inflation affecting commuting costs?
By ADRIANA MORGA
The Associated PressNEW YORK (AP) — Gas prices have fallen from the record highs they reached earlier this summer, but they’re still higher than a year ago. And with inflation driving up the cost of pretty much everything else, finding the funds to cover your commute may be increasingly tricky. Whether you drive, take the bus or ride the subway, you’re likely being affected by inflation. More than 76% of Americans commute by car…
EXPLAINER: How is inflation affecting commuting costs?
By ADRIANA MORGA
The Associated PressNEW YORK (AP) — Gas prices have fallen from the record highs they reached earlier this summer, but they’re still higher than a year ago. And with inflation driving up the cost of pretty much everything else, finding the funds to cover your commute may be increasingly tricky. Whether you drive, take the bus or ride the subway, you’re likely being affected by inflation. More than 76% of Americans commute by car…
How the Democrats’ inflation bill could cut consumer energy costs
The Democrats’ Inflation Reduction Act is expected to cut prices that consumers pay for energy, according to recent modeling, though by how much remains less clear. The bill contains a mix of…
EXPLAINER: How is inflation affecting commuting costs?
NEW YORK (AP) — Gas prices have fallen from the record highs they reached earlier this summer, but they’re still much higher than a year ago. And with inflation driving up the cost of pretty much everything else, finding the funds to cover your commute may be increasingly tricky.“Being able to get to work is so essential to people’s basic survival that other things have to go first,” said Abbie Langston, director of equitable economy at PolicyLi…