Tokyo was subsidizing utilities bills in August. Those prices are probably going to rise in September because subsidizing stopped.
Japan isn’t an affluent it once was. Just hope the government realize this and adjust policies with the current economic condition in mind.
scotchegg72 on
Ok, so food excluding fresh food is 8% up. Just what an earth is fresh food yoy?
-NiMa- on
Japan is about to get cooked.
BigPapaSlut on
I see, there are 55 weeks in a year.
Keep raising the prices 2% avg every two to three weeks.
22.5 x 2% = 45%
18.3 x 2% =0.366
Gradually increase prices, while microincreasing minimum wage.
I’m pretty sure we will be at least at a 36-45% increase within 2-3 years.
Minimum wage will increase, but those of us locked into salaries do not feel the positives of it.
I’d say those working the fast food, grocery stores, and convenience stores will reap the most benefits as the turn over is high.
So the jobs with revolving doors will be the most secure.
If you told me I was better off flipping burgers, or working the grocery aisles 20 years ago, rather than produce a degree in computer science, I wouldn’t have believed you. I’d have called you a nutty fuddy!
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Tokyo was subsidizing utilities bills in August. Those prices are probably going to rise in September because subsidizing stopped.
Japan isn’t an affluent it once was. Just hope the government realize this and adjust policies with the current economic condition in mind.
Ok, so food excluding fresh food is 8% up. Just what an earth is fresh food yoy?
Japan is about to get cooked.
I see, there are 55 weeks in a year.
Keep raising the prices 2% avg every two to three weeks.
22.5 x 2% = 45%
18.3 x 2% =0.366
Gradually increase prices, while microincreasing minimum wage.
I’m pretty sure we will be at least at a 36-45% increase within 2-3 years.
Minimum wage will increase, but those of us locked into salaries do not feel the positives of it.
I’d say those working the fast food, grocery stores, and convenience stores will reap the most benefits as the turn over is high.
So the jobs with revolving doors will be the most secure.
If you told me I was better off flipping burgers, or working the grocery aisles 20 years ago, rather than produce a degree in computer science, I wouldn’t have believed you. I’d have called you a nutty fuddy!