To be clear: I was picking another outlier. In fact most american households spend rather more on personal electronics and gadgetry (not just TVs, obviously) t

To be clear: I was picking another outlier. In fact most american households spend rather more on personal electronics and gadgetry (not just TVs, obviously) than they do on food. Yet no one is dancing in the streets about the amazing windfall of cheap Foxconn-produced devices, because we all recognize that one market is an outlier and that the economy as a whole doesn't look that great. I'm just pointing out that freaking out about food prices is the same kind of cherry picking.