Empty homes aren’t common where I come from, but construction and maintenance still require someone’s labour. Food that’s past expiry date but not spoiled is sold at a deep discount or donated to the food bank. It still requires someone’s labour to grow the food.
Someone still has to put in the work. That means if you don’t work, even in a hypothetical communist country, someone else still has to work to provide you with your necessities. Until we can truly automate everything, at least.
Inflation means the rich can’t hoard the money in their bank accounts and it has to be circulated in some manner to retain value. Covid and the Russian and Epstein-Trump wars of aggression aside, salary growth has generally matched or outpaced inflation where I come from. If that’s not the case for you, you need unions and better control of your politicians. Mild inflation benefits the working class, not the rich… In a healthy society.
Inflation does absolutely nothing to prevent rich people from hoarding money or forcing it to actually circulate, you don’t have a clue what you’re talking about.
Regular inflation is this, but at a much slower pace. Still means if you’re rich, you HAVE to invest your money somewhere, or it loses all of its value over time. And all the investments that actually make a good amount of money over the long term involve lending your money to someone else to be able to do something productive so both parties can benefit.
If you’re not rich, you just get raises and things get cheaper over time in comparison to the national average salary which rises faster than inflation or at least at the same rate. People today can afford more things than people 20 years ago. Unless you live in the US or some other similar shithole country. If you do, it’s not inflation that’s keeping you down, it’s the absolute lack of any kind of respect for the working class. Yes, in that environment, inflation is bad for workers. That’s why you need unions and strong labour laws.
As long as there’s currency, you want inflation. You also want to not live in a country where workers don’t get raises that outpace inflation. That’s the thing you have an issue with, it’s completely separate from inflation.
Oh you must be American.
Empty homes aren’t common where I come from, but construction and maintenance still require someone’s labour. Food that’s past expiry date but not spoiled is sold at a deep discount or donated to the food bank. It still requires someone’s labour to grow the food.
Someone still has to put in the work. That means if you don’t work, even in a hypothetical communist country, someone else still has to work to provide you with your necessities. Until we can truly automate everything, at least.
Inflation means the rich can’t hoard the money in their bank accounts and it has to be circulated in some manner to retain value. Covid and the Russian and Epstein-Trump wars of aggression aside, salary growth has generally matched or outpaced inflation where I come from. If that’s not the case for you, you need unions and better control of your politicians. Mild inflation benefits the working class, not the rich… In a healthy society.
Inflation does absolutely nothing to prevent rich people from hoarding money or forcing it to actually circulate, you don’t have a clue what you’re talking about.
Regular inflation is this, but at a much slower pace. Still means if you’re rich, you HAVE to invest your money somewhere, or it loses all of its value over time. And all the investments that actually make a good amount of money over the long term involve lending your money to someone else to be able to do something productive so both parties can benefit.
If you’re not rich, you just get raises and things get cheaper over time in comparison to the national average salary which rises faster than inflation or at least at the same rate. People today can afford more things than people 20 years ago. Unless you live in the US or some other similar shithole country. If you do, it’s not inflation that’s keeping you down, it’s the absolute lack of any kind of respect for the working class. Yes, in that environment, inflation is bad for workers. That’s why you need unions and strong labour laws.
As long as there’s currency, you want inflation. You also want to not live in a country where workers don’t get raises that outpace inflation. That’s the thing you have an issue with, it’s completely separate from inflation.
Anything’s possible when you make shit up