Egg producers were found guilty of price fixing from 2004-2008
So, that’s just for the USA.
It would be helpful if that was in the title.
What are the effects of 90 years of scientific development?
Also inflation rates vary across literally every product, very sad that all the technical advances we made get offset by the bureaucracy…
I’m not understanding why you didn’t use the actual price in 1935 for eggs. What are you even trying to illustrate with this?
Eggs were .26 per dozen at the end of 1935, which translates to $6.40 today when you factor in inflation
I am at this moment in Philippines and eggs cost $2.10 for dozen and minimum wage around $8 PER DAY
It’s all about supply and demand. Modern technology and better production with large corporate farms produce far more eggs. Hence price does not increase with inflation.
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Egg producers were found guilty of price fixing from 2004-2008
So, that’s just for the USA.
It would be helpful if that was in the title.
What are the effects of 90 years of scientific development?
Also inflation rates vary across literally every product, very sad that all the technical advances we made get offset by the bureaucracy…
I’m not understanding why you didn’t use the actual price in 1935 for eggs. What are you even trying to illustrate with this?
Eggs were .26 per dozen at the end of 1935, which translates to $6.40 today when you factor in inflation
I am at this moment in Philippines and eggs cost $2.10 for dozen and minimum wage around $8 PER DAY
It’s all about supply and demand. Modern technology and better production with large corporate farms produce far more eggs. Hence price does not increase with inflation.
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