$90 College Textbooks a Sign of Runaway Inflation

Ken Shepherd
When I was in college (1997-2001), I recall new textbooks ringing up at $75, $80, or even $90. That was pretty steep then, but The Washington Post's Nell Henderson sees similar prices now as a symptom of worrisominflation in her August 17 article:After poring over reams of data, the Labor Department reported yesterday that inflation rose last month, eating into people's paychecks and savings at…
 

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