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Previously on "Who says inflation, except for house prices, is dead?"

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    The 99p shop opened 10 years ago. So that is 0.1% a year inflation.
    Same price does not mean there is no inflation - quality and quantity of product will inevitably vary...

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  • BrilloPad
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    Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
    I was in my local high street yesterday and noticed that the 99p Store has been replaced by The Pound Shop. What next? The One Pound and a Penny Market?

    I am not made of money. I shall never shop there again.
    The 99p shop opened 10 years ago.

    So that is 0.1% a year inflation.

    Hardly Zimbabwe.

    The local Estate agents have house prices on a counter which increase as you watch them....

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  • greenlake
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    Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
    What next? The One Pound and a Penny Market?
    Coming soon to a high street near you....

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
    One council in London had to reduce their parking from £2.40 an hour to £1 an hour in some bays. People stopped using them so the local shops were suffering.
    Last time I checked it was £1 or maybe even £2 for 15 mins near Oxford street and that was 10 years ago!

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  • SueEllen
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    Parking in city center gone up from £1.70 to £1.80, surprised they did not reduce time from 30 mins to 15
    One council in London had to reduce their parking from £2.40 an hour to £1 an hour in some bays. People stopped using them so the local shops were suffering.

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  • AtW
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    Parking in city center gone up from £1.70 to £1.80, surprised they did not reduce time from 30 mins to 15

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  • MrMarkyMark
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    You think that is bad, a lot of "pound" shops, I have seen, a lot of things are well over a pound anyway.

    Like houses, I guess it must be a London thing

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  • Who says inflation, except for house prices, is dead?

    I was in my local high street yesterday and noticed that the 99p Store has been replaced by The Pound Shop. What next? The One Pound and a Penny Market?

    I am not made of money. I shall never shop there again.

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