Public sector is paid by taxes. Taxes are paid from profit. When the public sector is compensated more than the private/profit sector, there’s an imbalance that must be corrected. Or your currency will start to lose value.
Public sector is paid by taxes. Taxes are paid from profit. When the public sector is compensated more than the private/profit sector, there’s an imbalance that must be corrected. Or your currency will start to lose value.
Public sector is paid by taxes. Taxes are paid from profit. When the public sector is compensated more than the private/profit sector, there’s an imbalance that must be corrected. Or your currency will start to lose value.
Public sector is paid by taxes. Taxes are paid from profit. When the public sector is compensated more than the private/profit sector, there’s an imbalance that must be corrected. Or your currency will start to lose value.
Public sector is paid by taxes. Taxes are paid from profit. When the public sector is compensated more than the private/profit sector, there’s an imbalance that must be corrected. Or your currency will start to lose value.
Yeah, I think he’s talking his book here. The mechanism for housing prices to really escalate at this time would be a complete melt-down in money. Which may be dealt with a huge interest rate spike. At that point there’s probably better investments than a house.
