Sugar producers also make out like Beltway bandits, receiving the difference between the world price of sugar, which is now $12 per pound, and the guaranteed price of about $21 per pound.
–WSJ
(Let’s see how long they take to correct it.)
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Sugar producers also make out like Beltway bandits, receiving the difference between the world price of sugar, which is now $12 per pound, and the guaranteed price of about $21 per pound.
–WSJ
(Let’s see how long they take to correct it.)
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I don’t know, it would explain the $16 dollar muffin I bought the other day.
This is definitely a number gut failure of someone who doesn’t shop for their own groceries.
I paid $2.89 for a four pound box of Domino sugar yesterday at Kroger. I can make some real money here.
I’m no Communist, but I think Lenin might have been right…
Down with the Kulaks!