Do you think a peddling little disruption to food and fuel is a greater inconvenience than not being paid enough to afford to even have a home of your own? (View Post)

The problem is for some people we've turned back to the 70s already. In the 70s there was rampant inflation in goods like food etc which cost the largest portion of a household's budget. In… (View Post)

The Treasury is also understood to want to designate the cost of giving Covid vaccines to developing countries as official aid. This could amount to as much as £1bn. One of the only things that this … (View Post)

Absolutely 💯% agreed. The time for pay deflation and cost/asset inflation needs to be over. It's time for pay inflation. If someone wants a good or service then pay for it. (View Post)

So the solution to skilled workers doing unsociable jobs being paid ridiculously low wages is to have government interventionism raising the minimum wage? At what point should people not be expected … (View Post)