Amid Economic Uncertainty, A ‘Solidarity Economy’ Grows In DC
As tariffs threaten to drive up prices on everything from bananas to backpacks, and fears of a recession loom, many Americans wonder how they’ll continue to afford necessities.
According to the Huffington Post, major retailers are already warning that shoppers will see emptier shelves and higher prices, especially for essentials like clothing and school supplies. ABC News also reported that items such as laptops, toys and coffee could see price hikes.
But amid this economic uncertainty, a different system is quietly taking root—one built not on profit but on cooperation.