High IQ here. It's pretty simple. Let's say we have inflation right. Currency is devalued. Now a cup of coffee costs from $1 to $2 for example. That's not a problem though cause workers will sell their labor higher. If you sold your labor for $500 a month now you sell it for $1000 a month. So everything is back to normal.
Inflation doesn't even exist
Carter King
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Robert Ross
>If you sold your labor for $500 a month now you sell it for $1000 a month.
>Good news, everyone just double their monthly intake!
>Everyone got a 100 percent raise over the last year
I know you're greek, but are you actually also brain damaged?
Tyler Cox
Lol. Economic advice from the most financially irresponsible country in Europe. Lmao
Ian Jackson
Wages have been going up at about 10% of the rate of which the prices are going up.
We've got minimum wage people who have to choose between gas in their tank to get to work, or pay their bills, or have enough food to eat.
It's late stage Jewish Communism. The problem is you let Jews become every member of congress and every seat of power. Jews hate non Jews so of course they're going to increase all prices by an order of magnitude and not raise wages.
That's punishment for the holocaust.
Ryan Roberts
The problem is increasing income inequality and the share of the wealth in the hands of the top 000.1% increasing they are skimming the money that is printed WAKE UP PEOPLE
Asher Rogers
inflation is real and it sucks and it's been very high these past couple years but this is a stupid example because 1970s coffee in america is nothing like the coffee today.
en.wikipedia.org
>In 1974, Howell and his wife Laurie moved to Boston ... He has said that "Boston was a desert of stale, brown-painted wooden pellets and liquified ground saw dust." Though high-quality coffees had been popular in the United States at earlier points in its history, Americans' taste for strong, flavorful coffee declined during World War II. Severe rationing of coffee supplies at home and the wide consumption of the newly developed instant, freeze-dried coffee among soldiers caused American coffee palates to devolve.
Matthew Cruz
>inflation is LE BAD
Kayden Cox
OP flag checks out.
What ideal world would be like:
Bread costs 1EUR in 2010 and 2EUR in 2020.
Wage 500EUR in 2010 and 1000EUR in 2020 for the same amount of work.
What real world is like:
Bread costs 1EUR in 2010 and 2EUR in 2020.
Wage 500EUR in 2010 and 600EUR in 2020 but for double the work.
Dominic Diaz
Or you just take the coffee and never pay debts
Aaron Morgan
>Wages are somehow forced to rise in lockstep with inflation
Unfortunately, people have grown used to judaism and so this doesn't happen
Gee, if only currency could be tied to labor somehow, so that this lock-in would be forced to exist...
Has anyone tried that before?
Jason Russell
>Inflation doesn't exist
>Goes up 20, 30, 25, 25 and then... 60?
Yeah, no inflation, they're just showing it's generally more or less $0.25 every ten years... except the past 12 years where it more than doubled.
This is probably the best example they could find to lie and manipulate you.
Christopher Scott
>High IQ here
Nolan Rogers
>High IQ here
We all are, we all are
Ian Russell
> High IQ here.
>Greek
Pick one
Jonathan Thompson
But if you saved up $10 dollars to buy 10 coffees over but the coffee now costs $2
Jaxon Gray
>oh yes it's fine that my saving have dropped a tenth in value
Zachary Stewart
You are retarded.
Please stop posting.
You lower the already abysmal level of discourse here.
Death to kikes
Mason Rivera
i now understand why you're unable to pay debts
Chase Myers
the smartest of greeks
Aiden Green
if you had one thousand bucks in 1970 you could buy 4000 cups of cofee
if you chose to save that money and put it in a bank, you can only buy 540 cups today.
It's not back to normal, unless you are living paycheck to paycheck or you invested your money
Inflation is a jewish scheme to force you to work forever until you die
Isaiah Rivera
> work health to shreds to afford house
> finally saved 100k to acquire mortgage
> Whoopsie, we quadrupled total money
> and started a virtue signaling war with Eurasia again,
> so your savings are now worth 50k, and next year they will be at 25k.
Fun times.
Angel Robinson
>Greek economics
Jace Cox
Greeks have always had a poor understanding of economic forces
Xavier Morgan
I suddenly understand Greece's bankruptcy