rob d

Over the Past 100 Years, Food Prices Have Fallen By 82%

so people took that spare income and spent it on other things...so if food prices go up, they still have no money left over....100 years ago - no cable, cell phone, internet, car, or other things that are now considered necessities. now, how about discretionary items? y⮐ou know, the stuff that most of the economy is based upon? what gets cut when food prices go up? cut the permabull nonsense...it will get better, we know, but stop trying to make everyone think it is a "mental" recession...you look foolish, professor.