US Survey: Nearly 70 % of the United States was hit by high inflation, the highest among all ethnic groups in the United States

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] According to a report by the National Public Broadcasting Station (NPR), a recent survey conducted by the relevant academic institutions, 69%of the American Aboriginal people are facing serious financial pressure due to high inflation shocks. This proportion is the highest among the national groups. In addition, 58%of the American aboriginal families cannot come up with emergency savings required for family expenses for at least one month. In the purchase of food, nearly 40%of the aboriginal people lack the ability to pay and are plagued by insufficient food. This ratio among white groups is 21%. The investigation was launched from May to June this year, and the survey object covered more than 4,000 adults with the five major US ethnic groups. According to data from the US population census, nearly 27%of the lives of the United States' lives are far higher than the average data of 15%of the population of 15%in the United States.

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In the southeast of Portland, Oregon, an Indian reserved place named Nuanquan Town, the lives of residents fall into the difficulty of inflation. It is reported that there are more than 4,000 residents in the reserved area, and a nearby large supermarket nearby is 96 kilometers away from some people in the reserved land. Due to high oil prices, many locals can't afford the car, and they can only minimize the number of foods to purchase food in supermarkets. A local social organization person said, "We live in the" Food Desert ". He has a family of 5 people who only drive to the supermarket to purchase twice a month.

The local aboriginal woman named Slause shared her money -saving secrets. She went to the supermarket to shop and did not drive, but instead used the "mixed" travel of bicycles and buses. Every time she went to the supermarket, she first rode to the bus station 3.2 kilometers, took the bicycle to the bus, and took a 25 -minute bus to the supermarket. After the supermarket is purchased, take the bus home, get off at the bus station near the house, and then ride a bicycle home after getting off the bus. She said that because she wants to ride a bike, she can't buy too many things at a time, only buying things for two or three days at a time; and the purchase time cannot be more than an hour, otherwise she will not be able to keep up with the bus home. The Slause family was 13 people who spent their monthly money mainly depending on the government of about $ 500 and the money saved from other places. Due to the recent rise in US prices, the Slase family had to save as much as possible. Parents told the children at home that they had food only for eating every day, and they could not eat snacks. (Zhen Xiang)

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