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CORE INFLATION UNEXPECTEDLY RISES
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| 4-15-2014
| Matthew Boesler
Posted on 04/15/2014 5:58:37 AM PDT by blam
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To: sheana
Wait until Democrats add the carbon tax.
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posted on
04/15/2014 7:09:33 AM PDT
by
dhs12345
To: blam
When Obama was first annointed my average grocery bill was $150
Now, with the saame spending patterns, I am lucky when it does not exceed $300. And I have spent as much as $400.
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posted on
04/15/2014 7:17:44 AM PDT
by
Mr. K
(If you like your constitution, you can keep it...Period. PALIN/CRUZ 2016)
To: blam
UnexpectedlyØTM
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posted on
04/15/2014 7:18:14 AM PDT
by
tomkat
(3% +1)
To: Mr. K
I bought a fist sized package of 85/15 ground beef on Sunday for $5. My fist too. Not even a man’s fist.
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posted on
04/15/2014 7:20:06 AM PDT
by
riri
(Plannedopolis-look it up. It's how the elites plan for US to live.)
To: IMR 4350
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posted on
04/15/2014 7:21:35 AM PDT
by
riri
(Plannedopolis-look it up. It's how the elites plan for US to live.)
To: grania
I can’t correct your fhinking except to say that if you don’t have anything, average in to those 1/10 ozers at a reasonable pace for your finances.
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posted on
04/15/2014 7:21:52 AM PDT
by
Stentor
(Maybe the Goldman Sachs thing is just a coincidence. /S)
To: Mr. Lucky
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posted on
04/15/2014 7:24:23 AM PDT
by
GOPJ
(MSNBC reporters couldn't spot a criminal if he was at the company Christmas party.)
To: blam
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posted on
04/15/2014 8:05:31 AM PDT
by
E. Pluribus Unum
("The best way to control opposition is to lead it ourselves." -- Vladimir Ilyich Lenin)
To: Mr. Lucky
A wild expansion of the money supply results in inflation.That's the idea going around lately; it makes sense that having the gov't print lots of money makes prices and wages soar. Thing to understand is that it's not what's been happening.
Money supply growth used to be 10-15% yearly back when we had an economy, but when the war on business began people laid off employees and the unemployed stopped buying. That crashed prices, and it was the deflation in 2009 that crashed the money supply in 2010:
The wild swings were '08-'11 and since then both money growth and inflation have been winding down.
To: blam
Oh, “core” prices—necessities like electronics and furniture?
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posted on
04/15/2014 1:56:42 PM PDT
by
CommieCutter
("For an idea to be too simplistic, it must first be proven wrong" --Thomas Sowell)
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