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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian d marge View Post
    ( on a pint of Milk ) from 1976 to now, your money has lost 90 of its purchasing power !!!

    yeeehaaaa

    So I’m thinking , if inflation cannot be kept within such a narrow band of 2 to 3 % ( you will hear the RBNZ start to make noises to increase that narrow band or move to a different method of controlling inflation ) ,
    Once the horse has bolted , and we get a steep rise in inflation, at what pain threshold will Joe Plumber go ouch too hot and jump !

    Stephen
    The issue with milk is it indexed to the price of export milk products, But only when the export price rises of course.
    The farmers aren't making the margins from it either, theirs have diminished greatly..............



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    They have their spin doctors working on it.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by husaberg View Post
    The issue with milk is it indexed to the price of export milk products, But only when the export price rises of course.
    The farmers aren't making the margins from it either, theirs have diminished greatly..............
    Which is even worse , countdown selling 600ml of milk for $ 2.10 when using the CPI from 1976 to now. Milk should be 1.35 ( off top of head )

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    you guys need to get out more


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    I think you'll find milk was Govt subsidised until the 1980's.
    Any comparison with prices prior to that is silly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    I think you'll find milk was Govt subsidised until the 1980's.
    Any comparison with prices prior to that is silly.
    The fixing of prices was lifted in 1976, followed by the removal of the government subsidy in 1985. Full deregulation of the domestic milk industry occurred in 1993.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian d marge View Post
    The fixing of prices was lifted in 1976, followed by the removal of the government subsidy in 1985. Full deregulation of the domestic milk industry occurred in 1993.



    Stephen
    Yeah i googled it as well lol
    The GST didn't help but i stand by what i said originally in real terms the farmgate price for the farmer has diminished markedly.
    Someones making a killing and it an't the farmers. It would be interesting to work out what the Fontera milk they must supply to independents year around goes for per litre...........
    I have the farmgate prices from the 50's adjusted for 1993 figures somewhere.........these are generally unsubsidised as the subsidies were on land development and fert etc from memory for export stuff



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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian d marge View Post
    The fixing of prices was lifted in 1976, followed by the removal of the government subsidy in 1985. Full deregulation of the domestic milk industry occurred in 1993.



    Stephen
    Er - that's what I said - Govt. subsidies finished in the eighties.
    That makes price comparisons against CPI problematic prior to 1985.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Er - that's what I said - Govt. subsidies finished in the eighties.
    That makes price comparisons against CPI problematic prior to 1985.
    that is true , that is what you said alright

    but the prices started to change from 1976 ,so makes it quite a good place to start from but then you would know that from a quick google

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoristheBiter View Post


    you guys need to get out more

    Get yourself one of these......



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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian d marge View Post
    that is true , that is what you said alright

    but the prices started to change from 1976 ,so makes it quite a good place to start from but then you would know that from a quick google

    Stephen
    I was a milkman in 1976.
    Notwithstanding that, unless the Govt reintroduces the subsidy, your figures are bogus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    I was a milkman in 1976.
    Notwithstanding that, unless the Govt reintroduces the subsidy, your figures are bogus.
    Well the came from the RBNZ , so I think either they are full of it , or you are.

    http://www.rbnz.govt.nz/monetary_pol...on_calculator/


    and ya know which of the above two options I’m tending towards

    oh and I know ya aint firing on all cylinders so here is the history of milk prices

    http://www.stats.govt.nz/browse_for_...n-the-cpi.aspx

    and a 600ml pint of milk in countdown today costs

    http://shop.countdown.co.nz/Shop/Sea...0ml+milk#url=/


    Which according to the calculator is a 87 % drop in purchasing power WHICH was the original point

    using the later figure of 35 cents in 1985 gives us a 57 % drop in purchasing power

    Which again kinda says that inflation eats away at the purchasing power of the dollar ,

    Do excuse me if I seem to ignore your posts , Im busy of late and stopping to explain simple points is time consuming , ONCE of twice is ok , but I tire easily


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    Consider yourselves lucky. I have to ask for "Grass fed" milk at the supermarket. Since when did we run out of grass to feed cows?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian d marge View Post
    Well the came from the RBNZ , so I think either they are full of it , or you are.

    http://www.rbnz.govt.nz/monetary_pol...on_calculator/


    and ya know which of the above two options I’m tending towards

    oh and I know ya aint firing on all cylinders so here is the history of milk prices

    http://www.stats.govt.nz/browse_for_...n-the-cpi.aspx

    and a 600ml pint of milk in countdown today costs

    http://shop.countdown.co.nz/Shop/Sea...0ml+milk#url=/


    Which according to the calculator is a 87 % drop in purchasing power WHICH was the original point

    using the later figure of 35 cents in 1985 gives us a 57 % drop in purchasing power

    Which again kinda says that inflation eats away at the purchasing power of the dollar ,

    Do excuse me if I seem to ignore your posts , Im busy of late and stopping to explain simple points is time consuming , ONCE of twice is ok , but I tire easily


    Stephen
    Wow, your post was long and informative - you must have broken your bong.

    Still, based on the fact that you are using a commodity that had a period of price fixing and Govt. subsidies to measure purchasing pwer:


    Quote Originally Posted by Brian d marge
    ( on a pint of Milk ) from 1976 to now, your money has lost 90 of its purchasing power !!!
    You are still an idiot.

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    which Were removed from 1976 and completely from 1985
    As I said
    Lets face it Tweedle Dee You have just been pwned the internet
    if we use your idea slash standard of an idiot
    I fall short by a country mile of the standards you have set
    No wonder the country went to rack and ruin, with people such as your good self behind the Vote when it was needed

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