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Yes, but i don't know whether what i observer is your standard "typical economic inflation" or some very particular phenomenon targeting the poor. A disabled r
by VincentEvans 11y ago
Yes, but i don't know whether what i observer is your standard "typical economic inflation" or some very particular phenomenon targeting the poor.
A disabled relative of mine is considering signing with Uber to lease their car (did you know Uber leases?) to make some money. After paying for gas and insurance - he is literally working slave wage. I thought this is relevant somehow.
- theseatoms 11y agoIf the prices of goods and services rise, and their quality does not change, then yes that's inflation. But the quality of goods/services delivered should go up. (That's the point.)