Correct me if I'm wrong, but inflation IS a price issue.

I thought it was.

To answer your ? neve or until supply and demand theories go away. It has helped but is not going to end inflation. Look at other developed countries. Still much worse than in the US. Air travel has not changed much. In 1980 went from Miami to Denver. Round trip cost $400. Just got a price to go to Phoenix from Orlando $316. Do not get a crappy meal though.

I would say a price rise contributes to inflation.
No price rise, no inflation.
Horse in front of cart.

The Daily Sun?:icon_wink:

“ One 40-pound bag lasts one cat approximately three months. It is perfect for single and multiple cats and all litter box types.”

Train your cat. Save $$$$$$!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0vBE3U0r1g

That goes out the window as soon as virtually anything changes. Want a new horse? Sellers mkt, price goes up. Newer, better cart, cost goes up. If all things remained the same, nobody got raise in salary or wages or new, improved anything, then (maybe) prices might never go up. The moment "profit" enters the picture, well, you get it (I hope).

Right now we don't have a cat but when we get our next one I'm absolutely keeping this in mind. I've seen cats doing this before but never saw how they were taught. This is brilliant.

Whose arguing?
All I pointed out was rising prices,costs etc.cause inflation, not the other way round. :shrug:

It's called Shrinkflation - less of something for the same or more money. And prices of such goods typically never go down over time.

Directly form Investopedia: "What Is Inflation?
Inflation is a rise in prices"

But what do they know? 😁

Inflation Reduction is still inflation..................jus a reduced amount.

Wouldn't that have to be labeled as 6 pints or .75 Gal or 3 Quarts. Yes, I know it was a joke. Somewhat like selling a 12 oz steak as a pound. The new norm.

Well said. The post-Covid months saw prices rise rapidly. We should not expect them to come down. Eventually, life will seem normal again. Eventually.