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Inflation is not measured correctly because it does not include housing and shrinkflation, and probably other things. By excluding these things, the inflation
by billysielu 8y ago
Inflation is not measured correctly because it does not include housing and shrinkflation, and probably other things.
By excluding these things, the inflation figure is smaller. This smaller figure is then used by your employer to justify your small pay rises.
E.g. "real pay has grown by 1%" when in reality it might be "real pay has fallen by 5%"
- alexandercrohde 8y agoInteresting. Could you suggest a good source that would explain why houses aren't included in inflation, and what the inflation figure might really look like if they were?