Maybe we're in the wrong business model

rabbitBUSH

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A little off topic but just to console everyone...

Wage increases in Europe, in percentages, between 1990 and 2020:

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Interesting - though - is that everything (?) above Denmark in the list - are from the past USSR and so-called newly independent - also possibly drifted away from strict socialist principles. Just noting - not commenting.

Which skews the information somewhat.

If one moved from Italy - say - to Lithuania - I wonder if there would be an effective drop in income? One would have to work out the euro equivalents to figure it out.

Still - my current B4X business model is in its infancy and trapped within my lovely wife's list of do-this-do-that uncompensated regime - ? - going somewhere slowly - ?. Now - if I could just earn those German euros -
 

hatzisn

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A little off topic but just to console everyone...

Wage increases in Europe, in percentages, between 1990 and 2020:

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Someone has trouble sleeping... I hope not because of the decrease in the picture. During the duration of the deep memorandum in Greecce, we lost 25% of our GDP. Recently I started watching an economist in YouTube analyzing several prospects of life which are related to the science of economics and not just prospects of economy. He clearly noted that the deep memorandum in Greece of 2010-2012 was just for the European banks and funds to get rid of the bonds they had from Greek economy so that a possible break down of the Greek economy would not create a domino effect in whole Europe. Our Einsteins (politicians) tricked us into thinking that they were the matcho politicians that fought for our rights and won. No one (journalist or site) was allowed to reveal the truth. So this 30,50% would have been higher but our Einsteins doomed us.
 
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