What products are growing the fastest in price right now?

There is no fixed answer to this question, everything is almost going up in price to a greater or lesser extent. Here are some online information that I hope will help you.

China is facing a comprehensive price of roasting, from "beans you play", "garlic you ruthless", "ginger you army", "sugar Gaozong", the people's life of beans, garlic, ginger and cane sugar, the whole line, vegetable prices have also reached the "Yuan era", some agricultural products are also in a hurry, such as cotton. Most of the corn, wheat, and other agricultural products that are stained with agricultural products have risen sharply. Not only agricultural and sideline products, but also electricity prices, water prices, coal prices, and oil prices, all of which make the people feel like they are on pins and needles, and they really feel the pressure of rising wages and living costs every day.

Not to mention the rise in housing prices, the rent ** does make many white-collar workers unbearable, neither affordable nor rental, so, some time ago, there was a legend that white-collar workers fled Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. Even if the house slaves who bought a house, the rising cost of living made them even more miserable.

This time, there is a characteristic of prices, that is, the **** of resources, assets, energy, and agricultural products, while the price increase of industrial products is not obvious. This shows that this price ** does not represent the overheating of the economy, but only shows that the degree of deformity of the economic structure is deepening.

Now all kinds of things in our lives are rubbing the ground in spring, housing prices are getting more and more expensive, education, and medical care are getting more and more expensive. Even the pork we usually eat is rising in price.

Taking housing prices as an example, housing prices in first-tier cities are still so firm, why? In fact, everyone will consider the supporting facilities of the property when buying a house, but the value brought by these facilities is real. Why are the prices of properties closer to the subway higher than those farther away?

Why is it better to have high-quality educational resources around the property than not? These underlying factors often lead to their differences, which are also equivalent to the self-regulation of the market.

Therefore, the price of housing has its own set of internal logic. It is also the reason why the housing prices of some small cities are always very different from those of large cities, and their attached value is not as good as that of large cities. If we go to the wilderness to build a house, although the cost is low, but it is not even convenient to buy things, and the courier industry cannot receive it, will we go?

The same is true for other goods and services, if we disassemble them indefinitely, we will find that all the costs are human costs. Therefore, the housing prices are high, the prices are high, and the service fees are expensive, excluding a few factors such as speculation, monopoly, and forced buying and selling.

Take the expensive vegetables in the supermarket as an example, why do you cost three or four yuan for a pound of vegetables? The reason is that it costs farmers to grow vegetables, wholesalers need costs to buy from farmers, it costs to transport them from the place of origin to the place of consumption, and it costs to sell them in supermarkets, etc. Every link is indispensable, and it requires many people to work silently behind the scenes.

If we ask for a price reduction for vegetables, we are actually asking for a reduction in the income of the workers of the entire industrial chain behind it.

Each of us is both a consumer and a producer. Under certain circumstances, ask for lower prices for vegetables, fruits, and pork, and if you are a farmer, then your income will be reduced, at this time, are you willing? If you're a developer, a designer, or a construction worker, then your income is going to be reduced, are you willing to do it?

Ask for a medical ** drop, if you're a doctor, then your income is going to be reduced, are you willing?

Therefore, what housing prices are high and prices are high, because of the condensation of our human labor behind it, since we want this, then we must need corresponding hard work, which has its corresponding value.

Therefore, for individuals, in the face of high housing prices, high prices, expensive education and other problems, it is unrealistic to pin hopes on the general environment such as regulation and control, and the discovery of the conscience of capitalists. For example, if you earn 5,000 yuan a month now, then try to earn 10,000 yuan or 20,000 yuan, so that the price is much lower than your salary. If you can't do it, it means that you are not capable, so you don't have to be restless, and be a quiet poor person honestly.

Meat, vegetables, daily necessities, fruits, seafood, etc. may be due to the following reasons:

1.Supply and demand: If the quantity is insufficient but the demand continues to grow, the commodity will be.

2.Inflation: Excessive expansion of money and credit can lead to inflation, which can lead to prices**.

3.Increased costs: Increased production costs, such as raw material and labor costs, can cause manufacturers to improve their goods**.

4.External factors: Natural disasters, policy changes, changes in the international situation and other factors may cause fluctuations in raw materials and commodities**. In conclusion, the causes of prices** can be multifaceted, and there are many intertwined factors that will have an impact on prices.

5. Inflation

When the amount of money in the economy increases, the purchasing power of each monetary unit decreases, which is inflation. Inflation leads to overpriced prices, as the cost of goods and services also increases over time.

6. Production costs are rising

The cost of producing goods may also be **, which may be due to the increase in raw materials, energy costs, labor costs, etc. These increases in costs result in producers having to increase their commodity** to maintain profitability.

7. Increased demand

If the demand for a certain good or service increases, it will be insufficient when it is insufficient. This may be due to factors such as increased purchasing power of consumers, population growth, marketing, etc.

8. Increased tax revenue

When taxes are raised, businesses may pass on these tax costs to consumers, resulting in goods.

I think prices are rising for many things right now, and some of the main reasons for this may include the following:

1.Production costs are rising. With the rise of labor costs, raw material costs, and transportation costs, the production costs of some commodities have increased, resulting in their ****.

2.There is an imbalance between supply and demand. The supply of some commodities is insufficient, and the demand is large, resulting in an imbalance between supply and demand. For example, when the demand for a certain commodity is greater than the first quantity, the manufacturer can raise the price to obtain higher profits.

3.Currency depreciation. With inflation and currency depreciation, the purchasing power of the same currency decreases, resulting in ****. For example, when the ** of a certain commodity remains the same, but the implicit currency depreciates, people need to spend more money to buy the same commodity.

4.Tax increases. Higher taxes on certain goods, resulting in higher taxes. For example, higher taxes on tobacco and liquor products lead to a higher tax on those goods.

In summary, factors such as rising production costs, imbalances between supply and demand, currency depreciation, and increased taxes can all lead to commodities. For consumers, it is necessary to reasonably adjust their consumption strategies to avoid being affected by prices**. For enterprises and enterprises, measures are also needed to promote industrial upgrading and improve production efficiency, so as to alleviate the pressure on prices.

I can tell you about some of the commodities that have generally increased in price based on recent news and data and the reasons that have caused them to increase in price.

1.Food: A lot of food is here, especially meat, vegetables and fruits.

There are many reasons for the change of the circle to food, including natural disasters caused by climate change, chain bottlenecks caused by the epidemic, global tensions and transportation costs.

2.Energy: Oil, gas, and coal are also in the market. This is mainly due to factors such as imbalances between supply and demand, political turmoil, weather changes, etc.

3.Raw materials: including steel, copper, aluminum and other raw materials**also**. This is mainly due to factors such as increased demand due to the global economic recovery, as well as production and transportation costs**.

4.Electronics: Due to the impact of the epidemic and the global chain problem, the ** of electronic products is also **. In addition, due to the continuous upgrading of electronic products, the production cost is gradually increasing, which is also one of the reasons for the ****.

In conclusion, there are many reasons for prices**, including the global economic recovery, the impact of the pandemic, natural disasters, political turmoil, and more. The combination of these factors leads to an imbalance between supply and demand and production costs**, which in turn pushes up commodities**. This isn't good for consumers, but there are steps businesses can do to control inflation and stabilize.

In the past 10 years, China's economy has developed rapidly, and the living standards of residents have also improved a lot, and the corresponding prices have also increased a lot, and the price of some items has even risen far faster than everyone's income, such as housing prices and food.

But in the past 10 or even 20 years, there are many commodities that have always been maintained at a relatively low level, or even reduced in price, let's give a few simple examples:

1. Household appliances.

In the past 10 years, the price of many household appliances has dropped a lot, for example, in 2009, the price of a 42-inch LCD color TV was about 5000 yuan, but now the price of many brands42-inch LCD color TV is only about two or three thousand.

In addition, ordinary household appliances such as air conditioners, washing machines, and refrigerators have all declined to varying degrees or have not.

2. Mobile phone**.

In 2009, when smart phones were not popular, everyone used traditional brick machines, and the number of trips and the brick machine at that time was very expensive, for example, Nokia's ordinary mobile phone may be sold for two or three thousand yuan, which is equivalent to buying a mobile phone It costs a person 1 2 months of salary, and 10 years have passed, and now the better smart phone is only two or three thousand yuan, and those brick machines are only four hundred yuan for three core brothers.

3. Ordinary East Train Ticket.

Compared with other prices, the ** of ordinary train tickets is relatively conscientious, and there has been basically no ** for 10 years, for example, in 2009, the ordinary train ticket from Guangzhou to Nanjing was more than 230 yuan, and it is still maintained at more than 230 yuan.

4. Lottery. Lottery this is more conscientious,10 years ago, a lottery ticket was two dollars,10 years have passed,The lottery is still two dollars,But everyone won the new and did not change, and the first prize is still 5 million.

5. Disposable lighter.

The ** of disposable lighters has always been very stable, 10 years ago a dollar a piece, and now it is still a dollar a piece.

6. Automobile**.

10 years ago, China's cars did not have much popularity, and the price of ordinary cars was more than 100,000 yuan. But 10 years have passed, and many brands of cars have declined to varying degrees.

There are these. The daily necessities we usually eat such as salt, sugar, rock sugar, rice, toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, and shower gel have not increased in price.

Prices of mineral water, rice, sweet potatoes, etc. have risen.

Mineral water seems ordinary, and the two-dollar mineral water on the market has deepened our impression. So when we see tens of yuan or even thousands of bottles of mineral water, we will be very surprised.

We eat rice every day, but some rice costs dozens of yuan a bowl. On our tables, rice is a food that is eaten almost every day. We have the impression that rice is very cheap food, and it is very low-valued. But some rice has a very high **.

The sweet potatoes in the market are very cheap, but after Oak Zhou Min becomes a roasted sweet potato, a piece may reach more than ten yuan. Sweet potatoes are a very cheap food in our minds. But when it's roasted into a roasted sweet potato, it's very different.

Why are things getting more expensive and prices continuing to be cheaper?

Prices** are based on a number of factors.

First, the international and domestic markets and other external ** drive prices. For example, the price of grain in the international market has been greatly reduced, which has driven the rise of domestic grain and affected the main non-staple foods such as edible oil, meat, poultry, eggs, and milk that use grain as raw materials.

Second, cost drives prices. Especially the cost of manpower.

Third, the imbalance in the supply and demand structure drives prices. The epidemic situation in some areas has exacerbated the tension of **.