> and what should it tell me? i know about specialization, mechanization and scale effects. sadly often the product quality often declines. look at my reply in the context to what i was replying to. not everyone needs or should work 40 hour work week. and for what? for make busy do nothing bullshit jobs which don't actually create anything of real value. why not cut out the make busy do nothing bullshit jobs and have everyone have a 16 or 24 hour work week? oh, that's right. that could never work in a perpetually inflationary environment. people need to work more and harder over time in such a model. two jobs. maybe three. all members of the household working. maybe sell the house and move into an under stairway lining nook and sleep standing up alongside 20 indians and never marry or reproduce. live a way worse standard of living than your grandparents because reasons. > its most the financialization. the rest was 1973 when the dollar was cut from gold as a result of the war. no it wasn't. the currency has always been in a process of debasing. inflation didn't start with abandoning the gold standard. issuing fiat currency didn't start with abandoning the gold standard, lmfao. banks don't need physical cash and coins in their vault to issue fictional cash and coins. just like they don't need real gold in their vault to issue fictional gold or paper claims to fictional gold in their vault. > thats because of co2/green energy scams and mostly due to less and less true germans of working age  and replacing them with others doesnt work. why are you replacing them with others then? > add mounting bureaucracy. energy is artificially made expensive. their goal obviously is some kind of climate communism. muh gommunism. we had industry back in so-called gommie times. not anymore. completely reliant on imports. all of our natural resources and strategic industry and infrastructure privatised for pennies on the dollar to foreign corporations. perpetual inflation.
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