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I’m not sure that’s a compelling counter argument. Those are simply other supply chains also experiencing bull whips.
by minitoar 5y ago
I’m not sure that’s a compelling counter argument. Those are simply other supply chains also experiencing bull whips.
- colordrops 5y agoWhat non-supply chain expenses would need to inflate to qualify this as broad-based inflation then?
- missedthecue 5y agoSeems like the narrative is that inflation isn't happening, and it if is happening, it's transitory, and if it's not transitory, it's irrelevant
- gruez 5y ago>and if it's not transitory, it's irrelevant who's claiming that?
- luciusdomitius 5y agoWell, I believe it is. The original argument was that it is a very large price increase of small number of not that widely consumed goods causing the numbers to look that bad. Housing, transportation, energy and food are the majority of expenditure for most people, which is in a direct contradiction of what OP claims.
- zdragnar 5y agoI don't think the cost of propane nearly doubling is bull whip, not out here. Therr are going to be a lot of people wearing extra layers and looking at getting wood stoves out here this winter.