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Tag Archives: Thanksgiving Meal Survey

For 40 Years, Real Cost of Thanksgiving Meal Price Remains Constant

Biomass Rules Posted on December 8, 2025 by Mark JennerDecember 8, 2025

Serving as the American Farm Bureau Federation’s Thanksgiving economist in the 1990s was a pleasure.  The cost of food thirty years ago was generally good news, so there was no downside.  Unlike most of the more contested issues I worked … Continue reading →

Posted in definition, drones, economics, education, Food Price Fun, macro, policy, science | Tagged 40 years, American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF), average increase of $0.90 per year, Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS), Consumer Price Index (CPI), cost of living, cost of Thanksgiving meal, good food price news, grocery, inflation, inflation-adjusted, meal for 10, nominal prices, real cost of Thanksgiving meal price remains constant, real prices, retail prices, Thanksgiving Meal Survey, trend | Leave a reply

Making Sen$e of the Calculus of Food Price Increases

Biomass Rules Posted on January 30, 2025 by Mark JennerJanuary 30, 2025

Food price inflation is still in the news. Eggs have become a national security issue. Well, one would think so from the news. Mostly, the egg-laying chickens are sick and dying. But once we get beyond this egg-industry crisis, we … Continue reading →

Posted in analytics, economics, firm, macro, Real Adventures in Economics, science | Tagged American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF), calculus, Consumer Price Index (CPI), egg price increases, first derivative, food inflation, food price increases, food prices, like zooming in on an elephant, low supply of eggs, magnification of price change, making sense of the calculus of food price increases, second derivative, Thanksgiving Meal Survey | Leave a reply

Deriving Real Values for AFBF’s Thanksgiving Survey – What The Function

Biomass Rules Posted on November 26, 2024 by Mark JennerNovember 26, 2024

The American Farm Bureau Federation does an excellent job with the annual Thanksgiving Meal Survey, and they have for nearly 40 years.  They have the infrastructure and the expertise to make it work every year.  All of their prices are … Continue reading →

Posted in economics, macro, policy, What the Function | Tagged $ sign anchor, 39 years, American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF), Consumer Price Index (CPI), deflating, deriving real values for AFBF's Thanksgiving Survey, Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), food, food inflation, meal for 10 people, real price of food unchanged for 4 decades, real prices, Thanksgiving Meal Survey, what the function | Leave a reply

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