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ParticipantI’ve been thinking about this as well. When you consider that fuel and the cost of raw materials is down at least 50% since last summer….why isnt food less money? Well, probably because demand has not fallen much. Check out lobster or high-end beef cuts. They’ve probably come down quite a bit as there are plenty of less expensive subsitutions.
But here’s a thought…what must the profit margin for large food processors be now that their fuel and raw materials are cheap yet they’ve not lowered their prices???? Or perhaps certain super market chains?
ParticipantI’ve been thinking about this as well. When you consider that fuel and the cost of raw materials is down at least 50% since last summer….why isnt food less money? Well, probably because demand has not fallen much. Check out lobster or high-end beef cuts. They’ve probably come down quite a bit as there are plenty of less expensive subsitutions.
But here’s a thought…what must the profit margin for large food processors be now that their fuel and raw materials are cheap yet they’ve not lowered their prices???? Or perhaps certain super market chains?
ParticipantI’ve been thinking about this as well. When you consider that fuel and the cost of raw materials is down at least 50% since last summer….why isnt food less money? Well, probably because demand has not fallen much. Check out lobster or high-end beef cuts. They’ve probably come down quite a bit as there are plenty of less expensive subsitutions.
But here’s a thought…what must the profit margin for large food processors be now that their fuel and raw materials are cheap yet they’ve not lowered their prices???? Or perhaps certain super market chains?
ParticipantThe funny thing about the pychology of large $ purchases is that as it comes down in price, you’ll probably want it less. Economic uncertainty, more forced inventory and prices on their 3rd year of declines. It will test your desire.
ParticipantThe funny thing about the pychology of large $ purchases is that as it comes down in price, you’ll probably want it less. Economic uncertainty, more forced inventory and prices on their 3rd year of declines. It will test your desire.
ParticipantThe funny thing about the pychology of large $ purchases is that as it comes down in price, you’ll probably want it less. Economic uncertainty, more forced inventory and prices on their 3rd year of declines. It will test your desire.
ParticipantThe funny thing about the pychology of large $ purchases is that as it comes down in price, you’ll probably want it less. Economic uncertainty, more forced inventory and prices on their 3rd year of declines. It will test your desire.
ParticipantThe funny thing about the pychology of large $ purchases is that as it comes down in price, you’ll probably want it less. Economic uncertainty, more forced inventory and prices on their 3rd year of declines. It will test your desire.
ParticipantThe only guy at this level of govt with enough balls to say what they all know. I guess that’s one of the good things about getting elderly.
ParticipantThe only guy at this level of govt with enough balls to say what they all know. I guess that’s one of the good things about getting elderly.
ParticipantThe only guy at this level of govt with enough balls to say what they all know. I guess that’s one of the good things about getting elderly.
ParticipantThe only guy at this level of govt with enough balls to say what they all know. I guess that’s one of the good things about getting elderly.
ParticipantThe only guy at this level of govt with enough balls to say what they all know. I guess that’s one of the good things about getting elderly.
ParticipantPeople lose money all the time. The real story here is that the guy is 90, still able to work and has a job!! What a great country! I’d say he’s doing better than the guy who died in his 70’s with a huge bank account.
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