You are fucktarded. The ENTIRE energy industry is 6% of economy. Energy prices are up 29% since 2019 in five years. So even without wage increases you'd see a 2% price increase from energy (6% X 29%) and that is over 5 years. Its about half a percent a year. But guess what? Wages are up 25% since 2019 so relative to income is up about one half of one quarter percent.More than a billion.
If I own a meat packing plant, I am paying more for heat, refrigeration, electricity and transportation. Significantly more and those costs are passed on to the distributors and they to the supermarkets. Has your heating and cooling bill not increased? Mine has. Now multiply all that by 1000s. You don’t know basic lending or Econ. I lend Money. Do you!?
No
STFU
You might be as dumb as Nostradumbass and I thought that was impossible.