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Don't mean to quibble, yet this phrase seemed skewed. Per traditional 'supply & demand', supply (availability) goes up, market prices go down as demand intensity moderates. Or have I focused on the wrong part of your comment? Granted costs of production/distribution increase, yet these are not the same as increase in market price, say of primers or various components now observed. I've seen private party SPP primers advertised for over 22 cents each. Perhaps the specifics of 'cost' and 'prices' are not the same creature?o_O
You got me. I meant demand goes up. Not supply. My words have jumped around!
See this, we can play nice. :)
 

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