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To: Red Badger

So why is the price so high if there is so much of it?


5 posted on 07/13/2023 10:53:39 AM PDT by frogjerk (More people have died trusting the government than not trusting the government.)
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To: frogjerk

Fodder for the left. There’s po’ folk out there you know.


8 posted on 07/13/2023 10:54:49 AM PDT by DIRTYSECRET (e allowed )
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To: frogjerk

They want to keep it high. That’s why they dump it....................


11 posted on 07/13/2023 10:57:14 AM PDT by Red Badger (Homeless veterans camp in the streets while illegal aliens are put up in hotels.....................)
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To: frogjerk

More profit for less processing with no protests.

We are being raped from all angles.

“This is fine”


17 posted on 07/13/2023 11:02:51 AM PDT by right way right (May we remain sober over mere men, for God really is our only true hope. )
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To: frogjerk

yea, i’m paying 3.48 for milk


36 posted on 07/13/2023 11:22:39 AM PDT by Ronald77
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To: frogjerk

“So why is the price so high if there is so much of it?”

Well, you see, there are 2 components to the increased price of a good like milk. One is the increase due to demand exceeding supply. Once that evens out, the price can normalize and go down again.

The other is the increase due to excessive money printing. That increase will never go away, not unless we stop spending money we don’t have until increases in the nations’ productivity catch up to all the money we have already printed.


41 posted on 07/13/2023 11:32:05 AM PDT by Boogieman
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