_njyk

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by _njyk 4y ago
It started before the war. The cash that the governments printed via negative interests to give to the VCs and to real-estate owners really skewed the local market (increasing both prices and costs of producing). The Estonian gov has basica
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by _njyk 4y ago
You pay health insurance in Europe, it's just that it's baked-in in the salary and you have no choice than to pay for the public system (as there is very little competition). For example, in Estonia the minimum you have to pay per
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by _njyk 4y ago
Once the salaries get inflation adjusted (20%+ of inflation in my country), then the production costs are going to increase, which is going to increase the risk for the prices to spiral up again.
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by _njyk 4y ago
Well I hope that you are going to apply, because in Europe, the ECB didn't understand it at all (hi from a European country with 20%+ inflation)
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by _njyk 4y ago
I agree, the rate hikes are still very shy, and the supply-chain issues are not going to improve prices. Estonia (where I live in Europe) has 20.3% inflation, it's insanely bad and the ECB is a snail to react to the situation and still
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by _njyk 4y ago
Regarding Estonia prices are raising very fast (20%+ inflation), the weather is quite cold, people speak very well English in the cities, but if you plan to live in the country-side it's not that great. There is significant risk of geo
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by _njyk 4y ago
Yeah it's public so nothing to leak, it's meant to be like this, same in Estonia, your address is public, your name, your birthdate, +/- your face picture, all the land you possess, you can interrogate who is the owner of a s
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by _njyk 5y ago
On which planet this pricing applies ? In Estonia (north-east of Europe) it's 1000 to 1200 USD in the shops. https://www.hinnavaatlus.ee/1891263/sony-playstation-5-digit...