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Kayla Bruun, Senior economist at Morning Consult, joins TheStreet to discuss why food prices remain so high despite cooling inflation.
Kayla Bruun, Senior economist at Morning Consult, joins TheStreet to discuss why food prices remain so high despite cooling inflation.
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