Gas prices have a particularly in-the-face impact on consumers because drivers encounter them regularly. Repeated visits to petrol stations and higher bills can shape how voters perceive inflation and assess the ruling government's economic performance.
Gas prices have a particularly in-the-face impact on consumers because drivers encounter them regularly. Repeated visits to petrol stations and higher bills can shape how voters perceive inflation and assess the ruling government's economic performance.
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