Predicted Inflation and Selling Strategy

[my-cottage-books-and-antiques]

I posted this to another thread, but it was suggested that I start a new thread instead (presumably with the hope that posters will stay focused on the topic, and not derail it by talking politics). So, here goes:

Setting aside the tariff issue itself, I've got a question for those who source within the USA :

IF inflation increases dramatically as predicted by many , do you have any particular plans or strategy to deal with it AS A SELLER?

[chariot_badges]

Nothing different than what I've been doing for the last twenty years or so.

Any expenses that are a result of business activities are added RIGHT ON TO THE SALES PRICE.  This includes taxes, shipping, fulfillment, rent, utilities, insurance, legal, shrinkage, uninsured loss and a few more that I can't think of right away. 

And if the customer doesn't want to pay it, they can shop somewhere that is losing money.  Then the more they shop, the sooner that store goes out of business, and then I start getting a fair price.

I will either make money at this gig, or I will pick up my emblems and go home.

It is up to my customers.

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