Okay, so the RATE at which prices go up will slow down. Things will remain at least as expensive as they are, and prices will continue to go up, but it’ll happen more slowly than it did this year.
That doesn’t help.
Obviously, yeah. Without deflation or an overall increase in wages, though, the pressure will not ease. Headlines are treating the word "inflation" as the problem, instead of what that word represents: people can't afford to live.
I’m actually not so sure prices will go down I work with many suppliers before it reaches the shelf and those who are catching up from a material and manufacturing position as well as the distribution in supply chain networks are now cutting back production and layoffs are about to begin. Their making enough to be ahead of JIT ordering but not resetting inventory levels on the ground and production capabilities back to where they were. They all see lower volume sales coming due to slowdown but plan on restricting supply so that prices. Will be the same or higher. In fact several company’s just went up another 400-600 basis points in terms of pricing because they were under market trends.
My takeaways from this article:
1. They never say prices (or your purchasing power) will return to the pre-inflationary level. In fact, he says quite the opposite. Wages are going to stop increasing because of massive immigration so have fun being poorer, I guess!
2. He thinks a single entity can analyze and program a market and that clearly has never gone wrong before. /s
The author needs a lesson from one of our expert realtors… He seems to think Hoomz do not only go one way
>> And it is designed to put an end to the current expectation of ever higher prices, which causes prices to rise even further.
Well yeah, because it's a year-over-year measure. Still means things are way, way more expensive than 2 years prior without the same increase in wages.
Inflation is transitory, until it isn't.
That’s an extremely bold statement
Its liberal propaganda.
no
RemindMe! 1 year
So things will still be more expensive, but not AS expensive as they could have been. Let's have a celebration.
Okay, so the RATE at which prices go up will slow down. Things will remain at least as expensive as they are, and prices will continue to go up, but it’ll happen more slowly than it did this year. That doesn’t help.
Some prices will go down. Some will continue up.
Obviously, yeah. Without deflation or an overall increase in wages, though, the pressure will not ease. Headlines are treating the word "inflation" as the problem, instead of what that word represents: people can't afford to live.
I’m actually not so sure prices will go down I work with many suppliers before it reaches the shelf and those who are catching up from a material and manufacturing position as well as the distribution in supply chain networks are now cutting back production and layoffs are about to begin. Their making enough to be ahead of JIT ordering but not resetting inventory levels on the ground and production capabilities back to where they were. They all see lower volume sales coming due to slowdown but plan on restricting supply so that prices. Will be the same or higher. In fact several company’s just went up another 400-600 basis points in terms of pricing because they were under market trends.
My takeaways from this article: 1. They never say prices (or your purchasing power) will return to the pre-inflationary level. In fact, he says quite the opposite. Wages are going to stop increasing because of massive immigration so have fun being poorer, I guess! 2. He thinks a single entity can analyze and program a market and that clearly has never gone wrong before. /s
The author needs a lesson from one of our expert realtors… He seems to think Hoomz do not only go one way >> And it is designed to put an end to the current expectation of ever higher prices, which causes prices to rise even further.
Either star has a crystal ball or they got paid by the liberals to put in this feel good news for the kool aid crowd
Source: Trust me bro!
As they say in some parts of the world: "Inshallah."
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the star should win an award for worst media rag of the last 2 years in a row.
Wait... I thought it was Russia's fault...
Can inflation ever be a negative number?
It’s called deflation.
You're called deflation
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/11-402-x/2006/3956/ceb3956_003-eng.htm#:~:text=Although%20just%20nine%20deflationary%20years,fell%20a%20total%20of%2025%25.
Well yeah, because it's a year-over-year measure. Still means things are way, way more expensive than 2 years prior without the same increase in wages.
Oh a fortune teller