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Household Financial Strain Analysis
A family in the UK provides you with their simplified monthly budget for two different years. In Year 1, their monthly income was £3,000, and their essential expenses (housing, energy, food) totaled £2,500. In Year 2, their monthly income increased to £3,100, but their essential expenses rose to £3,200. Based on the economic pressures prevalent in the UK between 2020 and 2023, explain the primary economic phenomenon responsible for this family's worsening financial situation, despite their pay raise.
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