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You mistake the concept of money with the concept of wealth. Not the highscore-like number on your payslip is what matters - but what you can get with it. Just
by DocTomoe 4y ago
You mistake the concept of money with the concept of wealth. Not the highscore-like number on your payslip is what matters - but what you can get with it. Just ask someone from Zimbabwe how they feel being a vingtiollaire [1].
So ... yes, technically, if you earn 37500 Euros post-tax, you are the 2%. And if you live in Laos, you're living the good life. In Paris, however, things will be hard.
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- Emma_Goldman 4y agoClick on the methodology, it adjusts for purchasing power.
- DocTomoe 4y agoIn very broad strokes. 37500 in Metz is very different from 37500 in Paris.