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7/15/2025, 7:46:05 AM
>>212780081
https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/chart-day-retail-sales-grocery-stores-vs-restaurants/
From US census data.
>Anyways, if you've ever actually been to western europe you would notice that food prices are generally comparable and the median income is significantly lower.
This is anecdotal, but also doesn't really mean anything. Your original claim was that we pay uniquely low prices for food due to billionaires increasing productivity. If that were true, shouldn't our prices be significantly lower than countries that are much less productive?
https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/chart-day-retail-sales-grocery-stores-vs-restaurants/
From US census data.
>Anyways, if you've ever actually been to western europe you would notice that food prices are generally comparable and the median income is significantly lower.
This is anecdotal, but also doesn't really mean anything. Your original claim was that we pay uniquely low prices for food due to billionaires increasing productivity. If that were true, shouldn't our prices be significantly lower than countries that are much less productive?
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