What aggravates me is that when fuel prices go up goods do too. When fuel comes back down the price of goods remains high and never comes down more than a cent or two.
When fuel spiked a couple of years ago or three, whatever it was, eggs jumped from 69� a dozen to 90� plus. As fuel and feed went even higher due to transportation and related input cost eggs continued to rise in price. They now hover around $1.69 or more than double in 2-3 years. Any bets that they will EVER come back down?
After farm fertilizers spiked I doubted that farmers would ever so those prices drop, but they did come down some.
Seems to me that farmers almost ALWAYS get the short end of the stick.
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