Evolution of the hourly rate in constant currency

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by Woodcutter » 22/12/06, 14:12

freddau wrote:[...] Why in the article, inflation disturbs the annuitants more than the people who consume ??

Inflation poses problems for people who consume, well no?
That's not what is written ...
Now, it is a fact: inflation is more of a problem for those who own a lot of money (the holders of capital) than for those who have little or no money. And it is also more of a problem for those who lend than for those who borrow ...
"Inflation is the euthanasia of annuitants" as Keynes had said. By eating away at the value of money, inflation is seen by rentiers as a tax on wealth. It is as if they had then a melting currency, melting all the more as inflation is high ...

Do not you think it's clear?
It is not a question of consuming or not consuming, but of possessing be paid in Germany, as must capital gains or not ... (and not stone for example)
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by freddau » 22/12/06, 14:30

Yes, I do not dispute it but .... :)

inflation, even in wiki is the price increase of goods and services, even the following text refers to it.
Without addressing, why rentiers are losers.

When you are a consumer and you buy products whose prices are only increasing ..... you are also affected?

Tien wiki is more detailed, I will read it:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflation# ... 7inflation
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by Woodcutter » 22/12/06, 14:51

freddau wrote:[...] Without addressing, why the rentiers are losers [...]
: Shock: Well ... It's even marked right here.

If the value of what you have is just based on the value of money, focus that you are losing if the value of money drops!
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by Christophe » 08/01/07, 19:54

Here are the growth curves for current and constant 2005 growth:

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And the average growth curve during a government period (left or right) in constant euro of 2005:


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Riddle: find the periods Left / Right.
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by Christophe » 02/02/07, 23:06

Good as nobody found here is the answer:

The governments of the Fifth Republic

Presidency of General de Gaulle

First term:

Michel Debré 8 January 1959 - 14 April 1962
Georges Pompidou 14 April 1962 - 28 November 1962
Georges Pompidou 28 November 1962 - 8 January 1966
Second term:

Georges Pompidou 8 January 1966 - 1er April 1967
Georges Pompidou 6 April 1967 - 10 July 1968
Maurice Couve de Murville 10 July 1968 - 20 June 1969
President of Georges Pompidou

Jacques Chaban-Delmas 20 June 1969 - 5 July 1972
Pierre Messmer 5 July 1972 - 28 March 1973
Pierre Messmer 2 April 1973 - 27 February 1974
Pierre Messmer 27 February 1974 - 27 May 1974
Presidency of Valéry Giscard d'Estaing

Jacques Chirac 27 May 1974 - 25 August 1976
Raymond Barre 25 August 1976 - 29 March 1977
Raymond Barre 29 March 1977 - 31 March 1978
Raymond Barre 3 April 1978 - 13 May 1981
Presidency of François Mitterrand

First term:

Pierre Mauroy 21 May 1981 - 22 June 1981
Pierre Mauroy 22 June 1981 - 22 March 1983
Pierre Mauroy 22 March 1983 - 17 July 1984
Laurent Fabius 17 July 1984 - 20 March 1986
Jacques Chirac 20 March 1986 - 10 May 1988
Michel Rocard 10 May 1988 - 23 June 1988
Second term:

Michel Rocard 23 June 1988 - 15 May 1991
Edith Cresson 15 May 1991 - 2 APRIL 1992
Pierre Bérégovoy 2 April 1992 - 29 March 1993
Edouard Balladur 30 March 1993 - 17 May 1995
Presidency of Jacques Chirac

First term:

Alain Juppé 17 May 1995 - 7 November 1995
Alain Juppé 7 November 1995 - 2 June 1997
Lionel Jospin 2 June 1997 - 6 May 2002
Second term:

Jean-Pierre Raffarin 6 May 2002 - 17 June 2002
Jean-Pierre Raffarin 17 June 2002 - 30 March 2004
Jean-Pierre Raffarin 30 March 2004 - 31 May 2005
Dominique de Villepin 31 May 2005 ...
The dates are those of appointment of the Prime Minister and the decree ending the functions of the government.


http://www.generation2007.fr/?2006/09/2 ... vernements
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