High gas prices push more Americans to work from home, poll finds

USA Today·Apr 20

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Rising gas prices are affecting Americans' daily lives and budgets, with some opting to work from home as a result. The increased costs are also influencing transportation choices, with some considering electric vehicles or turning to public transit. Gas prices are contributing to a broader rise in inflation, putting a squeeze on household finances.

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