I will accept your tags with grace. Not like I made anymore progress on this dissertation anyway.
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Order anything and give a Michelin guide review of it
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U.S. consumer prices jump 6.2% in October, the biggest inflation surge in more than 30 years
The consumer price index surged 6.2% from a year ago in October, the most since December 1990.
The only real differences between the 2 are the languages they speak and Quebec doesn't pretend to care about anyone else.
Hahaha, I was gonna say Quebec is OK with their racism
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Bank of Canada has removed the descriptor “temporary” when talking about rising inflation.
How’s it going in the states.
US is still taking the nothing to see here approach.
LOL @ temporary.
Tomorrow's CPI announcement should be interesting.
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I haven't noticed the price of anything I buy going up.
Pretty sure this "inflation" nonsense is made-up.
Pretty sure this "inflation" nonsense is made-up.
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You’re just rich as fook
I know I'm shocked.
www.cnbc.com
And then there's this...
www.cnbc.com
But muh $15!!!
We better raise everyone to a $20/hr min. That will fix everything.
Economics 101. How does it work?
Inflation surged 6.8% in November, even more than expected, to fastest rate since 1982
Inflation accelerated at its fastest pace since 1982 in November, the Labor Department said Friday.
And then there's this...
Inflation has taken away all the wage gains for workers and then some
What looked like a big jump in workers' wages during October turned into just another gut punch after accounting for inflation.
But muh $15!!!
We better raise everyone to a $20/hr min. That will fix everything.
Economics 101. How does it work?
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i’m honestly not sure what point you’re trying to make or if you’re just whining again because people want a living wage. But yea, giving people more money will help them deal with inflation better so we absolutely should set minimum wage between 15 and 25. It’s not wage gains that are inflationary it’s bad management and excessive greed. If US wages had properly followed inflation since the 70s minimum wage would be 24 dollars an hour. Saying wages shouldn’t match that pace just means you’re saying you think people’s quality of life should plummet so shareholders and executives can live like kings. I’m an executive myself, we are basically robber barons. It’s about time we started sweating a little, because soon we’re gonna get our heads chopped off by the mob in front of our families.I know I'm shocked.
Inflation surged 6.8% in November, even more than expected, to fastest rate since 1982
Inflation accelerated at its fastest pace since 1982 in November, the Labor Department said Friday.
And then there's this...
Inflation has taken away all the wage gains for workers and then some
What looked like a big jump in workers' wages during October turned into just another gut punch after accounting for inflation.
But muh $15!!!
We better raise everyone to a $20/hr min. That will fix everything.
Economics 101. How does it work?
Why Aren't Wages Keeping Up? It's Not The Economy, It's Management
Why haven't wages kept up in this explosive economy? It's not an economic problem, but rather one of management. CEOs and CFOs have to realize that in today's service economy, people are an investment, not an expense.
www.forbes.com
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But the inflation was bad under trump too… you’re being silly
It doesn't though. It causes additional inflation and their dollar doesn't go as far. They aren't any better off.
Disagree with "bad management"
Agree with "excessive greed".
The pressure on continuous growth and margin gains are a noose around the common worker's neck. As wages go up, so will prices. Companies aren't going to sacrifice profit.
I don't think that at all. The system is broken. But forcing an increase in wages doesn't fix anything as the companies will still get theirs.
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Stop collaborating
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No they are not inflationary yet, even the fed agrees with me. Thinking they are and using bad business models to justify static wages instead of codtis bad management.It doesn't though. It causes additional inflation and their dollar doesn't go as far. They aren't any better off.
Disagree with "bad management"
Agree with "excessive greed".
The pressure on continuous growth and margin gains are a noose around the common worker's neck. As wages go up, so will prices. Companies aren't going to sacrifice profit.
I don't think that at all. The system is broken. But forcing an increase in wages doesn't fix anything as the companies will still get theirs.
and yes, inflation isn’t going anywhere. So the common man needs more money.
it’s economics 101
modern corporatism is a product of late stage capitalism, focused on quarterly results not long term sustainability. It’s well documented investing in employees leads to greater long term prospects for short term “loss.” If businesses aren’t willing to adapt there is only one way it will end, violence. This is borne out through our history.
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It’s funny because I’m on your side here and you side with haulers reganomics.