Originally Posted by
The Sampler
This is where i say it is 'interesting'.
Because it doesn't follow normal supply vs demand economics.
Normally when there's less demand, and much supply prices go down.
Prices go up when theres more demand and less supply.
So it doesn't make sense to me that shops and privates jack up prices to make up for having less customers.
I do know inflation in general is causing cost of living rises for everyone including shops, MLs and WLs.
So i get it, punting costs go up too. But I have noticed that the cost of extras increasing by multiples rather than percentages.
The only thing i can think of that is sustaining this is infact that there is still a similar number of punters still punting and are cashed up enough to cover the gap.
Otherwise same economic principles we would see a supply decrease in the form of shops closing and ladies going out unemployed which thankfully we are not seeing...yet.