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    Inflation rate ranges (high and lows) for years 2010-12:
    2012: 1.41 -2.93
    2011: 1.63 - 3.87
    2010: 1.05 - 2.63

    Inflation rate ranges (highs and lows) for years 1950-59:
    1959: 0.35 - 1.73
    1958: 1.76 - 3.62
    1957: 2.90 - 3.73
    1956: 0.37 - 2.99
    1955: -0.74 - 0.37
    1954: -0.74 - 1.51
    1953: 0.37 - 1.14
    1952: 0.75 - 4.33
    1951: 6.00 - 9.36
    1950: -2.08 - 5.93
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    I brilliantly refuted your contentions but you'll have to take my word for it ..... I hit cancel and here this drivel is instead.
    You shouldn't have Jimmy - I don't take this stuff personally AT ALL. I try as hard as I can to be as objective and factual as I can be - I don't make up those facts, so I can't take it personally... they are what they are.

    I am doing my Masters in Business as we speak Jimmy. Take my word for it when I say I have heard it all from all kinds of people from all walks of life. I think its great to discuss these things... that's what the study of econ is all about, and I love econ.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus View Post
    Inflation rate ranges (high and lows) for years 2010-12:
    2012: 1.41 -2.93
    2011: 1.63 - 3.87
    2010: 1.05 - 2.63

    Inflation rate ranges (highs and lows) for years 1950-59:
    1959: 0.35 - 1.73
    1958: 1.76 - 3.62
    1957: 2.90 - 3.73
    1956: 0.37 - 2.99
    1955: -0.74 - 0.37
    1954: -0.74 - 1.51
    1953: 0.37 - 1.14
    1952: 0.75 - 4.33
    1951: 6.00 - 9.36
    1950: -2.08 - 5.93
    So what does that say to you bro?
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    Quote Originally Posted by earcutter View Post
    So what does that say to you bro?
    Hold on, I'm crunching #s

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    Quote Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus View Post
    Hold on, I'm crunching #s
    Make it easy on yourself...there is a chart on that site that gives you the averages
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    Quote Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus View Post
    Hold on, I'm crunching #s
    They should provide averages for you buddy.

    I just wonder how inflation is going to become an issue with respect to manufacturing in the 50's vs. now. Or are we thinking something else?

    Sorry - just excited and want to know where you are going before I have to put the kids to bed LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by Castel33 View Post
    Here you go for those who need there twinkies you can make your own Top Secret Recipes | Hostess Twinkie Recipe
    I had a Twinkie addiction. Now I just buy an angle food cake and a big tub of Cool Whip.
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    The chart didn't provide the average yearly changes (ranges) I sought.
    Between 1950-59, that average yearly change (fluctuation?) = 2.577. Highest recorded score = 9.36, lowest = -2.08
    Between 2010-12, the average yearly change (fluctuation?) = 1.78. Highest recorded score = 3.87, lowest = 1.05

    Inflation was, on average, higher in the 1950s.

    Sorry for the delay, my old elementary stats prof always told us to crunch our own #s. Old habits and all, I guess.

    David --
    Isn't inflation usually one of the sticking points in any contractual negotiation?
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    This just in: negotiations appear to have broken down.
    Hostess Bankruptcy: Mediation Between Union, Company Breaks Down

    Kind of makes this whole discussion pointless now, I guess.
    Last edited by mapleleafalumnus; 11-21-2012 at 02:23 AM.

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    Vintage Twinkies for sale on E-bay. 200.00 a box of twelve. NOS condition. 6 days 3 hr.s left.
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