Oil can reach a household twice: first through the price of physical goods, then through the price of borrowing if inflation pressure pushes financing costs higher.
Chicago's bridge never collapsed. Heat expanded the machinery enough to stop it doing its job. That is a more useful infrastructure warning than the dramatic failure everyone waits for.
The Supreme Court just reopened lower broadcast rates for certain political ads. Build one 10-minute filter before repetition starts feeling like proof.
A sticker price tells you what something costs today. A dependency price tells you what happens when the replacement path gets expensive or disappears.
