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But My Eggs!

Real-time glance at household prices and inflation

What is this?

Track how everyday prices like eggs, milk, and gas have changed over time. Compare current prices with historical dates and see the impact of economic policies on your wallet.

Key Features:

  • Compare prices across important dates.
  • Track economic indicators.
  • Understand policy impacts.

Data sourced from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Federal Reserve, and U.S. Energy Information Administration.

This is a personal project maintained by a single developer (actually, I'm a photographer).

While data is automatically cached daily from official government agencies, there may be occasional errors or inaccuracies.

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Economic Education Hub

Understand the connection between government policies and economic outcomes that affect your everyday life. Learn at your own pace with interactive lessons on inflation, interest rates, jobs, and prices.

Featured Lessons

Fundamentals

Why Policies Take Time: Understanding Economic Lags

Learn why tax cuts, regulations, and other policies don't immediately affect the economy - and why timing matters.

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Fundamentals

From Policy to Grocery Store: How Decisions Affect Prices

Discover the connection between Washington policies and what you pay for eggs, milk, and gas.

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Learning Pathways

Choose a topic area to explore or follow our recommended learning path for a comprehensive understanding of economic policy impacts.

Economic Fundamentals

Learn the basic concepts that explain how policies affect the economy over time

Topics covered:

  • Economic Lags
  • Fiscal Multipliers
  • Consumer Prices
  • Supply and Demand Dynamics
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Why Understanding Economic Policy Matters

Economic policies might seem abstract, but they directly impact your wallet, job opportunities, and financial future. By understanding these connections, you can better navigate financial decisions, evaluate policy claims, and make sense of economic news that affects your daily life.