When there is price inflation (caused by excessive money printing), it can always be said to be "supply chain" problems. Here's the short:
Too much money means more people want to buy goods (demand goes up). When demand for goods goes up, there is pressure to increase supply. If you can't increase supply, then prices must go up.
When prices go up because supply can't be increased to meet higher demand, then you *could* say that the "supply chain" is broken because it can't deliver the full demand for product.
The supply chain isn't broken. There has simply been too much money printing in the past decade, and it has caused price inflation. That money printing can't be blamed by politicians so instead they scapegoat to say "supply chain" is broken.
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