Prices on candy can rise due to several factors, including increased production costs such as raw materials, labor, and transportation. Supply chain disruptions, changes in demand, and inflation also contribute to price fluctuations. Additionally, seasonal factors, such as holidays or events, can lead to temporary price increases as demand surges.
When prices rise, income buys less.
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a rise in prices that occurs when currency loses its buying power
an inflation ;)
Supply and demand is what causes house prices to rise. If there are few houses for sale, but many people looking to buy a house, the price of those few houses will rise.
When prices rise, income buys less.
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A driving factor in the rise is the Gulf oil crisis. Prices are expected to rise at least 7% over the summer.
five cents
That is inflation.
When gas prices rise, other products soon follow. This is a sign of inflation, where the general value of money decreases and prices rise.
candy in the 1970's cost around 20 cents.
a rise in prices that occurs when currency loses its buying power
Prices will fall when the demand is much lower than the supply. When the supply is lower, there is greater demand, therefore, the prices will rise.
well it all depends on what candy it is. for example, if it was a candy bar you should probably sell it anywhere from $.50 to a $1.00
an inflation ;)
prices rise