Still subject to the market’s supply and demand, the prices we pay could reflect a dynamic pricing phenomenon that we cannot see.
The Seismic Changes in Doritos Supply
Looking at Doritos supply and demand, we see seismic changes in supply but little happening on the demand side.
When Prices Should Please Us
While the trajectory of consumer price changes should make us happy, instead we’ve responded with concern.
The Many Sides of a Turkey
We can use Thanksgiving dinner, and especially the turkey, to see how inflation has affected recent food prices.
Why $52 Million Was a Disappointing Price
Through the price of a 1962 Ferrari GTO, we can see how collectible cars reflect the dynamics of the market.
Why We Spent More On Halloween Candy
With Halloween candy prices hitting record levels, some of us will adjust our buying behavior at the grocery store.
Would You Pay the Same Price for 11 Eggs?
Sometimes shrinkflation is a more attractive alternative when sellers want to charge more but think they can hide it.
What the Freddie Mercury Auction Said About Price
When a Freddie Mercury Auction sells a mini-mustache comb for a huge amount of money, we know that price is sending a message.
Why Hogs Are Happier
With a May 2023 decision about animal welfare, the Supreme Court affected the supply and demand for pork bellies.