Price increases- not all gloom and doom.

[stihlmadasever]

Or we could just not, and take things as they come

 

Take it as you like steve,id like to try and gauge what the future holds for my family.

Just the way i am

[Steve Bullman]

Take it as you like steve,id like to try and gauge what the future holds for my family.

Just the way i am

Then you'll be constantly worrying about it!

[Mark Bolam]

The future is anyone who works hard and uses their brain will be just fine.

 

 

 

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[Johny Walker]

the only thing iv seen increase in price is road/plant fuel

[stihlmadasever]

It's an unanswerable question, yet it's a certainty that prices will go up.

 

Can you see where this falls down?

 

It's not an argument, it's a discussion.

 

I never said its a certainty eggs reread my earlier answer,i said economists and politicians agree that prices will rise.

Are you trying to be obtuse?

Im not a politician nor a economist im simply quoting the experts opinions here and as for the unanswerable question well it is isnt.

I cant comment on what could,should or might have been as it didnt happen so its pointless discussing it.

[stihlmadasever]

Then you'll be constantly worrying about it!

 

As a business owner arent you?

[Steve Bullman]

As a business owner arent you?

Rarely!

[eggsarascal]

The future is anyone who works hard and uses their brain will be just fine.

 

 

 

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It don't take a lot really, me and you manage after all.

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[Richard 1234]

No one knows yet what will happen.

I for one think we have a fairly strong hand as we import more from the eu than we export.

On the other hand will they cut their noses off to spite their faces?

[GardenKit]

We have seen price rises from most of our suppliers now.

Many have only been around 3-5% but one major supplier of machinery has implemented increases of 8-10%.

 

These rises seem rather extreme after several years of stable prices, but we saw similar increases at the end of the last decade, so nothing new.