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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1369072, member: 22143"]^Artisan isn't made from frozen dough. None the less, I thought I'd look into it further. Wonder Bread was the first national brand of sliced white bread starting in 1930. It cost 9 cents in 1930. (I could not find a 1933 price). I compared that to what's now known as Wonder Bread Classic White. I have no idea if the specifications are the same though they didn't use high fructose corn syrup in the 1930s, since it wasn't prefected in the laboratory for mass consumption until the 1970s </p><p><br /></p><p>I also discovered it's difficult to get on-line pricing for groceries on a national basis. I found this loaf of bread ranging from $1.79 at a remote Walmart, to $2.79 in a store near here to $3.99 at Mr. Grocer. This is an average of $2.86/loaf. So given that we have a loaf today made with inferior ingredients and benefiting from modern production technology we get a monetary inflation from $0.09 cents to $2.86. </p><p><br /></p><p>This is a price increase of <b>3077%</b>. This price increase was brought to by the wonders of central banking. Where your money goes into their pockets.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1369072, member: 22143"]^Artisan isn't made from frozen dough. None the less, I thought I'd look into it further. Wonder Bread was the first national brand of sliced white bread starting in 1930. It cost 9 cents in 1930. (I could not find a 1933 price). I compared that to what's now known as Wonder Bread Classic White. I have no idea if the specifications are the same though they didn't use high fructose corn syrup in the 1930s, since it wasn't prefected in the laboratory for mass consumption until the 1970s I also discovered it's difficult to get on-line pricing for groceries on a national basis. I found this loaf of bread ranging from $1.79 at a remote Walmart, to $2.79 in a store near here to $3.99 at Mr. Grocer. This is an average of $2.86/loaf. So given that we have a loaf today made with inferior ingredients and benefiting from modern production technology we get a monetary inflation from $0.09 cents to $2.86. This is a price increase of [B]3077%[/B]. This price increase was brought to by the wonders of central banking. Where your money goes into their pockets.[/QUOTE]
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