That’s because prices, on average, are a one-way ticket, generally rising over time, and falling only when something has gone wrong with the economy. Officials at the Federal Reserve who set the nation’s monetary policy are determined to keep it that way.
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Sometimes products are in high demand because they are scarce and later not so much because they are no longer desired.
The government can distort the natural market by creating too much capital or by restricting production through instrusive over regulation.
increased so much to value it at almost $2? Another fast food comparison, Hardees is by far one of the least desired places to eat. I stopped in there a month ago and got a Frisco Melt (loved them back in the day). That sucka was like $6 for just the sandwich. The demand for Hardees does not jive with the increased cost.
Just admit prices go up but don't go up and not down because yes supply and demand but mainly because we live in a capitalist country.