The prices of goods in the reach of the bulk of potential consumers always conveniently remains enough that they have to work their whole lives to buy those goo

The prices of goods in the reach of the bulk of potential consumers always conveniently remains enough that they have to work their whole lives to buy those goods. There's no real reason that for most people in the US a loaf of bread costs half an hour, and yet here we are. That's about how much it cost in 1950, too.