Kamala Harris' Price Control Plan Faces Bipartisan Criticism

Economists and political figures argue that federal price controls on groceries could lead to adverse economic effects.

Vice President Kamala Harris proposes federal price controls to curb grocery prices.
Critics from both sides of the political spectrum claim price controls are ineffective and could worsen inflation.
Elizabeth Warren defends Harris' plan, citing corporate exploitation during the pandemic.
Economists argue that supply and demand, not corporate greed, drive price fluctuations.
The debate highlights broader concerns over government intervention in market economies.