Exactly.. When your salary or earning power is not increasing alongside inflation, inflation will for sure catch up with you, and that is where the real suffering starts from..
Inflation has always been constant for years, and we have seen prices keep going higher and higher.. So what really separates people financially is the ability to increase their earnings too… Because if income stays the same and expenses keep rising, then surviving will become harder with time..
Currently, governments in some developing countries are also struggling to control inflation, so the impact is certainly felt by everyone. Because in addition to having to increase our individual incomes, controlling inflation so that it doesn't continue to rise also requires everyone to cooperate, so cooperation between ordinary citizens and the government is also essential. Especially now that every worker's salary is always difficult to increase, it can make it difficult for everyone to meet their daily needs. And I personally have experienced this kind of difficulty for the past six months, so I'm also trying to find a way out of the difficulties that are plaguing me.
I don't understand your point about the need for community government cooperation, as I understand the public lacks the capacity to address inflation. In my opinion, poverty is a major factor in inflation and inflation can be addressed by the government through policies. To increase low work productivity the government must also play a role in policies to improve education and skills. Furthermore, corruption and inefficiency in state spending also contribute to addressing inflation.
Fundamentally, inflation is a major factor exacerbating poverty especially inflation that is not accompanied by wage increases. When prices rise, the cost of living increases, but wages remain stagnant, reducing people purchasing power. This ultimately leads to inflation which severely impacts the poor and lower-middle class. In reality, in many countries high and uncontrolled inflation often triggers increased poverty.