Hmmm... coincidental?
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We are running out of stuff (4 May, 2022)
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Re: We are running out of stuff (4 May, 2022)
by aardvark_admin » Tue May 10, 2022 7:51 pm
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Re: We are running out of stuff (4 May, 2022)
by Perry » Wed May 11, 2022 8:40 am
The local quarry has had its extraction consent chopped from 200k tonnes to 75k tonnes.
The deficit will have to be hauled from far away. Road wear & tear, fuel usage, traffic volumes, road making and concrete costs for buildings will all escalate.
As most houses seem to be on a concrete slab these days, I imagine new house prices will remain on the same trend as they are, now.
As for inflation - only one way!
The deficit will have to be hauled from far away. Road wear & tear, fuel usage, traffic volumes, road making and concrete costs for buildings will all escalate.
As most houses seem to be on a concrete slab these days, I imagine new house prices will remain on the same trend as they are, now.
As for inflation - only one way!
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