>>62115193
Hmmm.... there seems to be some sort of pattern here...

>>62115193
My income is actually going backwards from inflation

Bread and circus. Except the bread is goyslop and the circus isn't funny.

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>>62115193
normies got fleeced so hard on healthcare on college kek. pretty brutal. mostly scam industries too. ty to all for playing though.

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>>62115193
>slop getting cheaper
>essential staples and services getting more expensive

The makings of an extremely Jewish society

>>62115232
Why are they like this?

Is it because their father is the devil?

>>62115226
Incredible how the have debased education as a currency by giving accreditation to foreign educations. The universities themselves too by catering to rich Chinese.

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>software is considered to be a commodity

What do they mean by software falling in price? With what software is that happening? Everything is getting more expensive as far as I can tell, same as physical goods, or maybe even worse. People moving to subscriptions instead of one-time purchases as well.

Maybe they are counting free software, and that drags the average down? There are more quality free software now than 10-20 years ago, that's at least true.

>>62115404
Videogames (only because the price has largely remained unchanged in 40 years)

>>62115404
>>62115452
Hardware is also better. I don't know why you're confused by this.

The average TV in 1950 was $400 - $500 for a Black & White TV with a 12" to 21" display. I bought a 55" flatscreen, colored/HDR, 4k Smart TV with hundreds of free channels and free software apps last year for $120.

Even look at your old smartphone and compare it to your new one if it's at least 5 - 6 years older. Or even your first smartphone. My first smartphone was $200 and it came with 1gb of DDR2 RAM and 8gb of storage. The smartphone I just bought last year for $500 has 8gb of DDR5 RAM and 256gb of storage. Not even going into the details like screen size, pixel density, Bluetooth, antenna power, apps, battery/charging, CPU, etc. I paid 2x the price but got 8x the RAM and 32x the storage capacity.

>>62115193
my income was 0 in january 2000 and now its over 100k so yes

>>62115193
>Is your income keeping pace with inflation?
Yes, union strong baby.
>Imagine not negotiating inflation based raises

>>62115232
It's just Baumol's cost disease. If you have an answer for automation (higher productivity over time thus making products cheaper) vs. human labor (same productivity over time but still increasing wages to remain competitive) then you should share it instead of being a low IQ Muslim