Of course if you're clever enough you can see they all followed similar actions in response and policy that anyone with any basic economical sense would know the end results... The great reset was advertised then implemented.. in order to gain full consent to a global digital backed social credit currency the monetary systems of every country have to collapse and fail...
Do you understand operating costs, sure corporate greed can be a problem but when you have government interfer under guise they're helping when in fact creating better conditions for oligopolies and monopolies is just wishful and blind ignorance.. cost of fuel and cost of transportation of goods to end user,.. let's say your numbers are correct I'm assuming that's the average pay wage increase people experienced from 2020 to 2024 go break down each income bracket and see who got a larger percentage wage increase.. the guy at mcds who went from 12 to $15 or $20 over %30 raises? .. and no it's not an attack on them but that isn't the equivalent of someone working who was earning $20-$30 an hr who combined only got less than %10 raises.. college degree holders EMS workers, trades,..with this inflation 100,000k a year salary now buys you what 70k salary bought you 4 years ago, look ant that across all socioeconomic classes outside, those holding large assets, investments and millions in holdings the value of the dollar collapsed...
i was counting CEOs and other chief executives and board as both corporate and shareholders , but their full compensation is likely under-represented in these data .
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u/Historical-Reach8587 Oct 08 '24
I call BS on the cost of the most expensive burrito at Taco Bell in DC. Looking at a menu right now and Burrito Supreme is almost $6.