If one tracks the prices of critical metals, like lead, zing, and copper, one sees that
A)they have risen more slowly than the general rate of inflation.
B)they have risen about as rapidly as the general rate of inflation.
C)the prices have fallen, indicating that consumers have found other alternatives.
D)the prices have fluctuated too wildly to conclude anything.

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The prices of critical metals like lead, zinc, and copper have risen about as rapidly as the general rate of inflation. This means that while the prices have increased, they have not increased at a faster rate than other goods and services.

If One Tracks the Prices of Critical Metals, Like Lead