Bob_C

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Not going to jinx it, by typing it (again). But intrigued by something near the top of leaderboard. (View Post)

lol exactly. If costs actually determined prices then they would price stuff at replacement cost, which is supposedly higher and is known. They wouldn’t wait to move prices until the higher cost stuf… (View Post)

Based on an elasticity data driven decision. A good example proving the point that companies would not wait for higher COGS to raise prices if they thought they could get away with it. (View Post)

Which sectors do you expect to see tariff driven inflation in specifically? Besides the left handed fishing reels. (View Post)