Food expenditure by family in the world

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by Alain G » 25/03/13, 17:43

gina wrote:anyway we live in a consumer world
everywhere these same
whether its food or material
the proof is what was your last purchase really useful?
Do not think.

I prefer to eat well and take good care of myself and have a warm roof over my head with no housing problems than having the latest equipment.


: Shock:

Not sure that I will put my last purchase online!
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by Christophe » 25/03/13, 18:11

Come on Alain tell us :)

Even if it's sexual lol : Cheesy:
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by Christophe » 25/03/13, 19:02

Hey Alain, a nice documentary on "chemical additives" in industrial food in Europe ...

Filmed in Germany in particular: https://www.econologie.com/forums/post253869.html#253869
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by Ahmed » 25/03/13, 19:42

For some countries, these comparisons make little sense since a portion, sometimes significant, of the food is self-produced or escapes monetary mediation.
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by Christophe » 25/03/13, 20:00

gina wrote:anyway we live in a consumer world
everywhere these same
whether its food or material
the proof is what was your last purchase really useful?
Do not think.

I prefer to eat well and take good care of myself and have a warm roof over my head with no housing problems than having the latest equipment.


To summarize our problem:
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by raymon » 25/03/13, 20:40

We can choose to consume less we can do our garden, these chickens, make these races in the containers my last find a sony home cinema in good condition! Unfortunately I do not want it will have to give it to a friend.
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by pedrodelavega » 25/03/13, 20:50

$ 500 per week for a German family.
$ 2000 per month! Wow!
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by Alain G » 26/03/13, 06:23

Christophe wrote:Come on Alain tell us :)

Even if it's sexual lol : Cheesy:



Sex is after hiking!
: Mrgreen:

Here is the little baby but in blue instead of red and with a little more equipment, a CFMoto Snyper SE 600 EFI:

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At home it is the Terracross Z6 model but it seems that it is restrained according to our French friends, mine is traveling 90 km / h with a petrol tank and a trunk in the rear tipper, with full and my sweet on board, it is a pleasure to contemplate nature and I have already covered 175 km in 3 days!

It was my wife who had the idea to buy it to get out of the house a bit and I dared not challenge her female authority!
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Of course the economy is going well here and I can easily afford it but it is not very eco-friendly in winter because it consumes oil. : Shock:
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by elephant » 26/03/13, 09:00

Basically, what would be interesting is to explain to us how the poor feed themselves, in order to be able to adapt our budgets.

For modest incomes, in Belgium, the unavoidable part of net income (= all taxes deducted) devoted to "living" (loan-rent, energy, water, telecoms) has fallen in 20 years from 1/3 to half. so that the real disposable income has fallen by a quarter.

(12/12 - 4/12) = 8/12
(12/12 - 6/12) = 6/12,

6/12 is 3/4 of 8/12.

Meanwhile, the price of second-hand buildings has tripled or even quintupled in some places, while wages only increased by 85%

Fortunately, the "hard discounter" appeared and the relocation of the textile and electronics industry still allows us to live. But that doesn't do the job of the job.

Some savings are easy, such as drinking tap water, but there is a limit. the price of vegetables, even when switching suppliers, remains high.
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by Christophe » 26/03/13, 11:14

What an elephant demonstration!

No salary, high costs "of everything" ...in short I pity the young generations ... of which I am still a part (those who are 10 years older than me have done well ...)!

Alain G wrote:Of course the economy is going well here and I can easily afford it but it is not very eco-friendly in winter because it consumes oil. : Shock:


No worries, you have to know how to have fun from time to time ... I have 2 motorcycles (secondhand and old but 2 anyway) ... next year my VFR 750 will celebrate its ... 20 years and it remains quite honorable in terms of performance, consumption, condition and even look!

Few 20-year-old cars can say the same ... but we are moving away from the subject there ...
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