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<blockquote data-quote="emapples" data-source="post: 3794062" data-attributes="member: 11752"><p>This depends on a lot of things, Inventory for example the economy us slowing (and most business what that working capital back as it slows) so they will start cutting margins to move it off the shelf. So yes inflation will be stubborn for at least 3 years is my guess. But as energy increases (and we havent seen the high gas or electric bills just yet) buT there will be less good sold. When that happens we wills see a dip in prices as companies try and unload the excess inventory. I would bet some of these companies take some decent losses and some who guessed wrong might go out of business altogether. The cure for high prices is high prices, you want them to go down quite spending on everything</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="emapples, post: 3794062, member: 11752"] This depends on a lot of things, Inventory for example the economy us slowing (and most business what that working capital back as it slows) so they will start cutting margins to move it off the shelf. So yes inflation will be stubborn for at least 3 years is my guess. But as energy increases (and we havent seen the high gas or electric bills just yet) buT there will be less good sold. When that happens we wills see a dip in prices as companies try and unload the excess inventory. I would bet some of these companies take some decent losses and some who guessed wrong might go out of business altogether. The cure for high prices is high prices, you want them to go down quite spending on everything [/QUOTE]
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