/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24730633
WAGE
on break now

>>24029369
Sorry sir can't talk right now, my break is over.

In my europoor country all supermarkets started to increase prices slowly since March

About 20% in all products. Also they reduced quantity in packaged products.

Do you saw this in your country? Hyperinflation incoming?

>>15984361
ok

>>15216937
Croatia is a place where the slavic world and the mediterranean meet, such a good combo.
Based nondegenerate traditional slavs + italian food and lifestyle.

>>15192408
>He doesn't know they made one

>>15029991
In Cali, 40 years just like everyone else

>>14779743
Time will tell. In the meantime, you know what you need to do.

Work in broadcast and audio/visual 21 an hour. I like everything except running cable.

>>14612357
Depoist one link to bribe your way out.

>>14556832
>anon, HR would like to speak to you about some complaints they’ve received about you being unsociable

>>14323495
>You have the causality backwards

No i don't a house in 1920 used to be 8 months of saving for the poorest of workers this was just when income tax and central banking apperead.

>Population increases predicate housing cost increases

And usually construction increases but with keynsian inflationary ponzi they become a hedge against inflation so richfags buy properties to protect themselves from inflation causing it to go up non stop.

>Also, housing being unaffordable for the youth has never been an effective curb for births, but birth control is.

It's the main cause in secular societies even in the late roman empire housing had become unaffordable and they suffered a fertility collapse as the cities became shitholes.

Here is the data about the housing

https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/3912/item/492986?start_page=68

http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/20s-homes.html

8 fucking months of wages in 1920 how many wages the poorest of workers need now to buy a shit appartment?

Decades or centuries?

>>14321257
sounds similar to the libra situation where they manage a basket of assets to back their crypto. might be a regulatory risk. interesting though.

>>14169528
I heard Chainlink is partnering with micerace

>>14113385
I had 45k and could have gotten to 50k if i had taken a lot more risk earlier on
im tempted to dump my wagie check into link to get back to 40k
but it's like using all my shekels for 3.5% more in my portfolio but muh round number

>>14093473
>precious metals
>who here getting JUSTED
>rampant racism toward kikes niggers and pajeets
>why didn't you listen
>insider here
>INSIDER HERE
>breadcrumbs
>connect the dots
>for me, its the BIG MAC
>over $1 defeats the purpose
>Still
>SHILL
>SHILL HARDER
>largest transfer of money
>IN THE END
>SMG every day
>brap coin
>Sunday night
>wages
>neets

Good thread. Will obviously get no attention since it isn't violently retarded.

Is capitalism the best system for human nature?