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When companies’ input costs go up for some reason, the prices they charge their customers go up like a rocket. The example most of us can relate to is the retail price of gasoline. At least in the feather scenario, retail prices do go down. Rines said he coined the term “price over volume” in June 2022 to describe how companies were fighting higher costs at the time. “If you’re profit-maximizing you’re going to do that and you should do that,” he told me.
Persons: Samuel Rines, Rines, Organizations: Locations: U.S, Houston
PepsiCo is not alone in continuing to raise prices. “Everybody knew that the war in Ukraine was inflationary, that grain prices were going up, blah, blah, blah. The Producer Price Index, which measures the prices businesses pay for goods and services before they are sold to consumers, reached a high of 11.7 percent last spring. That rate has plunged to 2.3 percent for the 12 months through April. The price of carbonated drinks rose nearly 12 percent in April, over the previous 12 months.
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