Under the high inflation in the United States, only 36%of parents said that they could bear all the necessities of their children to go to school

American students enter school. (Data map)

Overseas Network, September 5th. According to the US Cable Television News Network on September 4, the current inflation rate in the United States has reached an unprecedented level in the past decades. Ji's parents felt pressure, and only 36%of the US parents said they had the ability to pay for their children in this academic year.

"My shopping habits have changed significantly," said Langmore, a human resources professionals who lived in Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, USA. The annual income of Ronmore and her husband exceeds $ 100,000, which is much higher than the medium value of American household income (nearly 65,000 US dollars). However, Langmore still said that "not enough", she said that the five children in the family made family expenses higher than the average level, so the current income is not enough to make her family live comfortably, and this issue is more prominent in the opening season.

"Not every child can get everything new," Langmore said. For example, her 12 -year -old child gets new clothes instead of new backpacks and stationery, while young children will continue to use my brother and sister's backpacks and desks. "I have not faced such challenges in the school year for at least 20 years. It ’s not only Langmore, but other American families may make similar decisions.

The annual annual return shopping report released by Morning Consult (Morning Consult) shows that only 36%of U.S. parents said they have the ability to pay for their children in this school year. In 2021 with a low level of inflation, this proportion is 52%. According to the estimation of the Deloitte Consulting Company and the National Retailer Federation, from the 2022 to 2023 school year, American parents are expected to spend about $ 661 to $ 864 on preschool education to high school education supplies, because such as glue, marker pens, pens, schoolbags, etc. The cost of many necessities has risen significantly. "American families will be regarded as an important category for the start of school. Parents are taking all measures to buy what children need in the new school year." Said Matthew Sheye, president and CEO of the National Retailer Federation. (Overseas network/Zhang Ni internship compilation/Zhu Xuehan)

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