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Economy

sandensea

(21,624 posts)

4. Same here.

Reply to procon (Reply #3)

Mon Jun 1, 2020, 04:53 PM

Jun 2020

The minute beef makes its way back into your grocery cart - the total really starts to go up.

Plus, I found it just doesn't agree with me. Besides the fact that cows are sweet, and I don't approve of their treatment.

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Sharpest increase since 1973: U.S. food prices see historic jump and are likely to stay high [View all] sandensea Jun 2020 OP

young shopper is now somewhere over 60 nt msongs Jun 2020 #1

Time flies! sandensea Jun 2020 #2

Looks like seasonal veggies, fruits, and dried beans procon Jun 2020 #3

Same here. sandensea Jun 2020 #4

Food at home: April: +2.6%. 12 months through April: +4.1% progree Jun 2020 #5

Trumponomics sandensea Jun 2020 #6

The second quarter GDP drop could drop it down to the Q1 2011 level progree Jun 2020 #7

That would indeed be a colossal fall - worse even than any quarter in the Herbert Hoover years sandensea Jun 2020 #8

The FRB Atlanta says it's not a forecast for what they think the GDP will be progree Jun 2020 #9

-27.7% would be great, given the circumstances. sandensea Jun 2020 #10