Every one and then some knows that the supply chain is bogged down. Every one with half a π§ understands that supply of goods are on the short side. Now the goods that have been manufactured have got to be paid for ( I’m pretty sure that I’m correct on that). Because they have to be paid for the price of said goods that are waiting to be shipped all over America, because the demand side is there the sellers of the manufactured goods can and must raise the price π°πof the goods. Oh the ugly head π€ͺ of inflation shows up. Now what happens if by some miracle in the next several months the supply ⛓ be comes unclogged. The goods that have been waiting to be delivered are suddenly delivered π. π€ Suddenly there are too many goods on π. I guess that many a-manufactured good will have to go on π§Ύ sale. Would that mean that said manufactured good would be part of a deflationary trend?
* Would many a retailer go out of business if the cost of borrowing rise too much and the price of goods most go πbecause the demand isn’t as very πͺ any more.
** I really don’t profess to π€· know what will happen if the supply chain would end after the holidayπππ season? It’s anyone’s guess if the supply chain be comes untangle and there’s a surplus of goods.
It’s the one thing that nobody seems to be π€ about but it could be a problem.
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