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Essentials get more expensive, non-essentials cheaper

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pele23
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Coincidence

The last 25 years, our money lost 92 % in value due to inflation. But what is especially important is to look at what exactly got more expensive and what got cheaper?

If you look closely, you can see that the truly essential stuff got a lot more expensive, like health care and text books for school for example.

On the other hand, TV’s lost 98 % in price, and even new cars got cheaper adjusted for inflation.

Intentionally?

The big question is this one, is this intentionally, or just a coincidence? I can not take away the thought that is all planned perfectly. To make a two tier society. Where the rich can afford it all, and the poor are… well f*cked!

Sincerely,

Pele23

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