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Awesome shit. But that's the way it is.
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Marks and euros are of course always difficult to compare... But if I start from the "classic" conversion factor of €1 = 2 marks, then at first glance the prices haven't actually exploded as much as you might think.
If you take a liter of cola for 1.59 marks, then with a targeted inflation rate of 2% per year, it should now cost 2.82 marks, which would be 1.40€ with the assumed conversion factor... Find prices between 10€ (offer) and 17€ (upper level) for a 12 liter crate of cola.
With an average price of €13.50, we would then be at €1.12 per liter...
But that's just an example, that's all I've looked at. The geramont, for example, doesn't seem to me to have become disproportionately more expensive.
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Coke didn't get the awesome increase either.
Look at other foods. Lettuce, for example.
A few years ago it was okay, but at the moment you really pay a lot for it.
There are some foods that remain at roughly the same price level. I think drinks usually fall below that. You won't pay much more for water or beer than you used to.
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No question, some things have exploded in the last few years... Yoghurt, skyr, sliced sausage, things like that have become really expensive...
Beer really is such a phenomenon, it felt like a crate cost 20 marks back in the 80s, maybe it was the 90s too, I was still too young to drink beer then... 😄
If you don't buy at the regular price now, but on offer, you still pay 10-11 euros for a crate of branded beer.
And I mean over 70 percent of beer sales are at special offer prices.
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