Writing out your next shopping list? Marty Cantor tells us where you’ll be spending more
If you've been shopping lately, you've probably noticed some things on your grocery bill getting cheaper. But prices on other staples are actually going up.
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May 1, 2023, 2:08 PM
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11ds agoIf you've been shopping lately, you've probably noticed some things on your grocery bill getting cheaper.
But prices on other staples are actually going up. So what's going on here?
Elizabeth Hashagen took that question to CPA and economic development consultant Marty Cantor.
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