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Yes, like all businesses, their costs rise so they can either reduce their profit or raise their prices.
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It's not that costs rise, but the dollar is devalued. Thus the price of inputs rises to reflect the lower value of the currency it is priced in. Cause it's not like it's getting more expensive to physically make them. Their production equipment is long paid for and all that is left is just maintenance and the costs of inputs.
So don't get mad at Dillon, they are just playing the hand they've been dealt.