Welcome to central planning comrade's!
Inflation is pretty simple, too much demand, too little supply equals price surges. Prices will "eventually" come down as demand starts to drop. At least that was what I was taught in my economic classes. Who knows with this new regime ... we don't have enough workers to support the supply chain and Russia, China, etc. are not shipping key commodities or outsourced manufactured components.
If you think food prices are high now, just wait as these escalating fertilizer, seed, fuel, & herbicides costs have not even been fully factored into the food supply chain yet.
But don't worry, the best and brightest in Gov't are doing everything they can to help us peasants ...