Anonymous
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9/19/2025, 5:39:51 AM
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Massive deflation across entire consumer market
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The economy is in full collapse btw. Two things are happening at the same time: the government is blowing out the currency which is sending asset prices vertical, but at the same time the job market and real economy has already collapsed, which means consumers have no money to spend.
Interestingly, this puts consumer product manufacturers in a squeeze where they have to lower prices if they want to capture any sales at all. For example, a Macbook Air can now be purchased for as low as $699 brand new.
The same Macbook Air in 2020 was sold new for $999, which is $1,255 in 2025 dollars.
The price has halved.
Interestingly, this puts consumer product manufacturers in a squeeze where they have to lower prices if they want to capture any sales at all. For example, a Macbook Air can now be purchased for as low as $699 brand new.
The same Macbook Air in 2020 was sold new for $999, which is $1,255 in 2025 dollars.
The price has halved.