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<blockquote data-quote="RockyMtnMT" data-source="post: 2641415" data-attributes="member: 7999"><p>I guess my point was the cost of material is miniscule in comparison to the rest of the costs. I do blame the inflationary costs on the policies of one political party. The odds of those costs ever going down are low. The odds of them rising being slowed or stopped lie in the next election results.</p><p></p><p>We raised our prices for the first time by 10% over a year ago. Not because we felt like we could get it, but because we want to stay in business. If things don't change in November we will likely have to raise our prices again. Our daily costs have risen beyond our last increase.</p><p></p><p>I can't speak for any retailers, but I am sure they are just trying to stay in business too. Inflation is a terrible thing. It is only good for the biggest companies because they can weather it better than the smaller competition. This is why you see the biggest companies in favor of bad liberal policies. It puts the smaller competition out of business. Nothing to do with quality of product, everything to do with depth of pocket. Government stopping the free market from working by artificially raising the cost of doing business.</p><p></p><p>This is not a boon market making it so that manufactures and retailers can make more money because the supply of everything is short and more expensive.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RockyMtnMT, post: 2641415, member: 7999"] I guess my point was the cost of material is miniscule in comparison to the rest of the costs. I do blame the inflationary costs on the policies of one political party. The odds of those costs ever going down are low. The odds of them rising being slowed or stopped lie in the next election results. We raised our prices for the first time by 10% over a year ago. Not because we felt like we could get it, but because we want to stay in business. If things don't change in November we will likely have to raise our prices again. Our daily costs have risen beyond our last increase. I can't speak for any retailers, but I am sure they are just trying to stay in business too. Inflation is a terrible thing. It is only good for the biggest companies because they can weather it better than the smaller competition. This is why you see the biggest companies in favor of bad liberal policies. It puts the smaller competition out of business. Nothing to do with quality of product, everything to do with depth of pocket. Government stopping the free market from working by artificially raising the cost of doing business. This is not a boon market making it so that manufactures and retailers can make more money because the supply of everything is short and more expensive. [/QUOTE]
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