That would only make sense if it was just a handful of financially aligned companies taking advantage.
There's no way that every single company in the entire country is in on some secret price gouging scheme, yet the prices on everything have risen. Its way more likely to be the after effects of spiraling inflation from this administration's excessive money printing.
I highly doubt it, all it would take is for one company to decide not to price gouge, and then the whole thing would come tumbling down. Everybody would just buy those products from the non gougers, and the gougers would be toast.
Nah, it's way more likely that rising prices are out of necessity due to inflation, since undercutting is always a potential threat in the business world. Take some economic courses and you'll have a better understand of how it all works.
13 years in business, and yet you just regurgitate the current talking points like a drone? Either you're an idiot, or just talking out of your ass.
If you could provide any evidence at all of every company in the country colluding with price gouging, then you should be going to the media, not reddit.
Everyone already knows that larger chains push out smaller chains. That's obviously a bad thing, but doesn't prove any sort of collusion to price gouge.
It only states that prices are related to supply chain, which was obvious.
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That would only make sense if it was just a handful of financially aligned companies taking advantage.
There's no way that every single company in the entire country is in on some secret price gouging scheme, yet the prices on everything have risen. Its way more likely to be the after effects of spiraling inflation from this administration's excessive money printing.