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moondust

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12. Prices come down?

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Original post)

Mon Dec 9, 2024, 12:42 PM

Dec 9

Seems possible that prices of non-tariffed goods will increase to align with the tariffed goods, and execs and shareholders will get addicted to that easy money grab thanks to you-know-who.

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Honest Query: If Trump imposes the 25% tariffs, [View all] no_hypocrisy Dec 9 OP

The answer to question #1 is yes. multigraincracker Dec 9 #1

History rinse and repeat..... Lovie777 Dec 9 #4

Seems to run in cycles, evert 60 to 80 years a county or the whole world goes through it. multigraincracker Dec 9 #6

Sympathy price hikes and portion reduction BadgerKid Dec 9 #2

Constantly repeat these words, Trump price increases Walleye Dec 9 #3

Prices do decrese (deflation) but it's almost always an indicator of a depression or recession. bearsfootball516 Dec 9 #5

It seems to me thinkingagain Dec 9 #7

Many companies have 2025 inventory Johonny Dec 9 #8

A Fair Point ProfessorGAC Dec 9 #9

prices decrease, damn seldom. republianmushroom Dec 9 #10

Prices decrease in Depressions. You don't want that Bernardo de La Paz Dec 9 #11

Prices come down? moondust Dec 9 #12