Yes it is. It always is. Low Demand/High Supply equals lower prices as in incentive to buy the product before the business starts to fail or the product has to be thrown out. There's also the matter of people manufacturing the product not being able to create more of the product which means people aren't working. High Demand/High Supply is always the best scenario. Anything else is a huge problem to one degree or another.
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Just wait until all the prices you haven't thought about, ever, start kicking in. Fertilizer, for one. We just had a fertilizer plant blow up in Winston Salem NC, and prices skyrocketed, just think if they blew up a couple more around the country?
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And the downvoters brigade follows. I love you guys.
YOUR AMERICAN GAS PRICES WENT UP, ON AVERAGE $1.59.9, IN THE 13 MONTHS BEFORE I INVADED UKRAINE; YOUR MEDIA AND YOUR GOVERNMENT ARE FULL OF MORE PROPAGANDA THAN ME