New Minimum Wage $4400 Ahead Of Inflation?

[thorsten]

My argument is that inflacion was lower before. it is clarified in the link I posted the divergency on statics since 2013.

So you really believe that the numbers before 2013 (i.e., since 2007 when statisticians at INDEC where replaced by party muppets) were accurate?

 

[ajoknoblauch]

So you really believe that the numbers before 2013 (i.e., since 2007 when statisticians at INDEC where replaced by party muppets) were accurate?

INDEC is a faith-based agency created by Republicans.

 

[ajoknoblauch]

My argument is that inflacion was lower before.

Except, of course, when it hasn't been.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

I agree, However the debate is different. Goverments used inflación to pay them less freezing the jubilación while the K rise it twice a year keeping the valué of the pention.

You don t realize that if your statements are true, it is a great goal for this administración.

 

[ghost]

Cero X Cero = Cero

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Cero X Cero = Cero

Are you sure?

Because seems that according to the WB 2,7 millón people was included in the retirement plan, people who has no pention or medical insurance at all because they worked under the table.

And the pention is updated twice a year and, acording to some comments, the valué of the pention was kept.

http://www.anses.gob.ar/blogdeldirector/archives/category/inclusion-jubilatoria

 

[thorsten]

I'd agree that this would be an accomplishment if it would be implemented in a sustainable way. Unfortunately, while the GDP increased in the last years, the governments spendings also increased and that at a significantly higher rate. And as the country is excluded from the international financial markets, the holy grail is to use the money of the pension fund. Now add to an already unbalanced system that won't sustain a few years a little recession and you don't need to be an oracle to predict an outcome that won't be very pleasant. In the presidents defense, however, one has to see that it's not so easy to understand Economics 101 if one doesn't have mastered the Math 101 class yet.

 

[ajoknoblauch]

I'd agree that this would be an accomplishment if it would be implemented in a sustainable way. Unfortunately, while the GDP increased in the last years, the governments spendings also increased and that at a significantly higher rate. And as the country is excluded from the international financial markets, the holy grail is to use the money of the pension fund. Now add to an already unbalanced system that won't sustain a few years a little recession and you don't need to be an oracle to predict an outcome that won't be very pleasant. In the presidents defense, however, one has to see that it's not so easy to understand Economics 101 if one doesn't have mastered the Math 101 class yet.

Before she can do Math 101, she needs to pass elementary arithmetic.

 

[steveinbsas]

It looks like the price of nafta is "ahead" of (the rate of) inflation, but who's to thank for that?

(Is it really fair to blame the President?)

https://www.facebook...losHuerfanosHDP

 

[Bajo_cero2]

It looks like the price of nafta is "ahead" of (the rate of) inflation, but who's to thank for that?

(Is it really fair to blame the President?)

Are you critizesing her because you doesn t subsidie the nafta like Maduro?
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https://www.facebook...losHuerfanosHDP

When she doesn t follow Maduro you also critize her? Come on!

http://www.ambito.com/noticia.asp?id=537928