by Guest9999 » Mon Nov 29, 2021 5:22 am
Omicron might temporarily slow inflation -oil by the barrel has dropped, but food and other consumables are not going down.
If you had been thinking of raising prices 10% just before Covid, but held steady through the virus shutdowns because people (Clients/customers) were hurting enough, when is the right time to hike prices?
Two lousy, unfortunate choices, but is it better to lead inflation or follow?
Omicron might temporarily slow inflation -oil by the barrel has dropped, but food and other consumables are not going down.
If you had been thinking of raising prices 10% just before Covid, but held steady through the virus shutdowns because people (Clients/customers) were hurting enough, when is the right time to hike prices?
Two lousy, unfortunate choices, but is it better to lead inflation or follow?