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Why are toys getting pricier?
Lego's profits show strong demand for popular toys, especially those linked to big events like the World Cup. When demand is high, companies can often charge more. Also, if their costs, like shipping, go up, some of that increase might be passed on to you in slightly higher prices at the toy shop.
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