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7/5/2025, 1:22:32 PM
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>Work from home could solve a lot, but you’d have to pay a good premium for people that actually need to go to work.
Not in a market economy like what we have, it would be all about offer and demand, just like now.
>I can already see the college educated people seething at the plumber making double what they earn.
That thing only happens in /pol/, in real life college educated people on average make more than tradesmen.
>(Yes, I’m all for paying pelo that go to work because they need to a premium because they have more expenses).
Me too.
>I’ve just told you several essential goods that are more expensive now, but you ignored those.
I can't find the data already calculated for Portugal, so here is the US, but the share of income spend on food is trending to lower and lower, while people are getting in more calories, I'm sure that's true for basically every country on Earth.
Same is true for other household essentials.
Cars are also cheaper now, some particular models might have gotten more expensive but it's not a fair comparison because current models have much more features, if you get a Dacia now it's going to be relatively cheaper that getting a Volkswagen 30 years ago and it's going to be a better car.
>Work from home could solve a lot, but you’d have to pay a good premium for people that actually need to go to work.
Not in a market economy like what we have, it would be all about offer and demand, just like now.
>I can already see the college educated people seething at the plumber making double what they earn.
That thing only happens in /pol/, in real life college educated people on average make more than tradesmen.
>(Yes, I’m all for paying pelo that go to work because they need to a premium because they have more expenses).
Me too.
>I’ve just told you several essential goods that are more expensive now, but you ignored those.
I can't find the data already calculated for Portugal, so here is the US, but the share of income spend on food is trending to lower and lower, while people are getting in more calories, I'm sure that's true for basically every country on Earth.
Same is true for other household essentials.
Cars are also cheaper now, some particular models might have gotten more expensive but it's not a fair comparison because current models have much more features, if you get a Dacia now it's going to be relatively cheaper that getting a Volkswagen 30 years ago and it's going to be a better car.
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