Why Consumers Are So Glum About An Economy Where Inflation is Down and Jobs Are Plentiful
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Official measures of inflation are missing a major part of the cost of living—and its absence may explain why people feel so glum about the economy at a time of plentiful jobs and cooling inflation.
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