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<blockquote data-quote="del2les" data-source="post: 2758069" data-attributes="member: 9299"><p>While I agree there are always people who will take advantage of any situ, as a business operator, I do have to wade in concerning inflation. The past couple of years have brought us inflation in most everything, and it isn't just materials used in production of products. Labor shortages and costs, business insurance, medical insurance, taxes, various gov reg mandates, increased infection control procedures due to Covid, electric, nat gas, raw material shortages and costs, etc, etc have all increased thus causing finished products/services to explode in price.</p><p></p><p>The same has and is happening for the end product retailer, so then they attach their cost increases to pass along to the consumer. These past couple of years have been rather tough on many businesses and families, and while the price increases of some items may begin to slow, stabilize or even drop slightly, some things may not. We live in a finite world with finite resources, and as more and more people chase those resources and goods with more and more dollars (FRNs), prices go up.</p><p></p><p>My previous business required 12 varied insurance policies to operate - <strong>12! </strong>And I am sure no one here would care to pay the monthly electric and nat gas bill it required, especially during this past winter. Think 5 figures a month.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="del2les, post: 2758069, member: 9299"] While I agree there are always people who will take advantage of any situ, as a business operator, I do have to wade in concerning inflation. The past couple of years have brought us inflation in most everything, and it isn't just materials used in production of products. Labor shortages and costs, business insurance, medical insurance, taxes, various gov reg mandates, increased infection control procedures due to Covid, electric, nat gas, raw material shortages and costs, etc, etc have all increased thus causing finished products/services to explode in price. The same has and is happening for the end product retailer, so then they attach their cost increases to pass along to the consumer. These past couple of years have been rather tough on many businesses and families, and while the price increases of some items may begin to slow, stabilize or even drop slightly, some things may not. We live in a finite world with finite resources, and as more and more people chase those resources and goods with more and more dollars (FRNs), prices go up. My previous business required 12 varied insurance policies to operate - [B]12! [/B]And I am sure no one here would care to pay the monthly electric and nat gas bill it required, especially during this past winter. Think 5 figures a month. [/QUOTE]
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