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Todo el día nos estamos quejando, preguntemos a nuestros abuelos https://twitter.com/xqtts/status/1556566588798783490?s=21&t=aAR5HwylNjusIb3x9V9Ckg
Y sigue, se pagaban las viviendas en 4/5 años con un tipo de interés del 15/20% porque no iban de vacaciones https://twitter.com/migueluve/status/1556566065970298881?s=21&t=nfifqCpGIpb5lpckKn91ggCita de: Negrule en Agosto 08, 2022, 16:50:24 pmTodo el día nos estamos quejando, preguntemos a nuestros abuelos https://twitter.com/xqtts/status/1556566588798783490?s=21&t=aAR5HwylNjusIb3x9V9Ckg
Cita de: Negrule en Agosto 08, 2022, 16:58:47 pmY sigue, se pagaban las viviendas en 4/5 años con un tipo de interés del 15/20% porque no iban de vacaciones https://twitter.com/migueluve/status/1556566065970298881?s=21&t=nfifqCpGIpb5lpckKn91ggCita de: Negrule en Agosto 08, 2022, 16:50:24 pmTodo el día nos estamos quejando, preguntemos a nuestros abuelos https://twitter.com/xqtts/status/1556566588798783490?s=21&t=aAR5HwylNjusIb3x9V9CkgYo ya no se si es cuñadismo, maldad o directamente troleo a nivel épico.Pero cómo este hombre espera que un chaval que cobra 20.000 al año brutos se compre una vivienda de 150.000 para arriba en 4-5 años. Ni con los intereses al 0%¿A esta gente no le hacen una criba antes de soltar estupideces en televisión? Este hombre no tendrá hijos buscando vivienda.
Yo ya he dicho muchas veces que predicar por el estallido de la burbuja inmo (que tiene un fuerte componente generacional, pero dónde los jóvenes son únicamente no-pisitófilos -.y cuando lo son.-, por zorrauvismo), sólo puede morir por muerte natural y por la fuerza de las circunstancias, pero jamás por la de los argumentos.El problema fundamental es el inmenso tiempo que consume todo ello. Ahora que el Invierno Demográfico, y su corolario, el Peak Currantes se impone, es cuando las cosas sí que parece que puedan cambiar.Y también, cuando lleguemos al fin de su estallido, no creamos que serán todo prados verdes, sino que lo inmo habrá pasado a ser el menor de nuestros problemas...
Mete en el partido a BBBY, que también está detrás RC y promete [ Hay partido. ]
John Lewis boss: I've never seen the economy like thisThe boss of John Lewis has told the BBC she has "never seen anything quite like" the country's current economic situation throughout her entire career.(...) Dame Sharon, who is a former Treasury civil servant, said she was cautious about giving advice to her former colleagues, but said "one area" that had not had "enough attention" was the jobs market situation over the last 18 months."Regardless of what has happened coming out of Covid, if the labour market is that tight, if we continue to have far fewer people in work, looking for work - you've inevitably got more inflation and more wage inflation," the John Lewis chair said."I guess I would encourage...any government to really think much more about how to we encourage more people back into work."There's not a business in the UK that's not finding it very difficult to recruit at the moment because there are so many more jobs and so far fewer people looking for work. It's a big issue."Since coronavirus restrictions have been removed, many industries have struggled to recruit workers as demand has returned, with job vacancies at near record highs.
Top economist Mohamed El-Erian says inflation ‘will be sticky’ and utters the words nobody wants to hear: ‘Entrenched’ and ‘broad-based’(...) Despite the increasing risk of a U.S. recession as rising interest rates cool the economy, El-Erian said Fed officials should remain focused on bringing inflation down if they want to restore their credibility.“We’ve got to get control of the inflation beast,” he said. “The Fed needs to act not only in tightening its monetary policy, but also in gaining credibility. Its forward guidance right now is almost meaningless—and that’s not a good thing.”
Why the Inflation Reduction Act Is a Big Deal, JOSEPH E. STIGLITZIf it passes, the US Inflation Reduction Act would be a landmark legislative achievement. With provisions to accelerate America's clean-energy transition, control health-care costs, and restore some sanity to the tax code, it will not only curtail inflation but also bolster America's long-term competitiveness.
Chinese city drops all home purchase restrictions to boost demandBEIJING, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Langfang city has recently dropped all curbs on home purchases to boost buyer interest, the Beijing Daily reported on Tuesday, the first Chinese city to publicly make such an announcement since the onset of the country's property crisis last year.The city of 5.5 million people also urged banks to cut minimum down payments for housing provident funds, used to help fund home purchases.(...)
Exclusive: Bank of England will probably need to raise rates again, Ramsden saysLONDON, Aug 9 (Reuters) - The Bank of England will probably have to raise interest rates further from their current 14 year-high to tackle inflation pressures that are gaining a foothold in Britain's economy, BoE Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden said.Inflation's spread was now showing up in rising British pay and companies' pricing plans, having originally been triggered by the reopening of the world economy from COVID-19 lockdowns and then by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Ramsden told Reuters.(...)
Demography is not destinyBut public policy must be informed by a recognition of the effects of falling birth rates(...)Demography is not destiny, but it does need to inform public policy and individual decisions. It means greater attention must be paid to improving health, extending working lives, accepting more migrants, increasing productivity and growing savings. The shift from consumption to savings can increase the potential for a circular economy and reducing carbon emissions. It also reduces interest rates and inflation, allowing for higher levels of investment in clean infrastructure, health, housing and education, which are the bedrock of sustained growth.If we stop kicking the demographic time bomb down the road, it will be possible to achieve stable and sustainable societies that provide a better life for future generations as well as our own.