WATCH NEXT 👀 'Poor in a Rich Country' This film looks into life in Luxembourg 🇱🇺 - a country with one of the highest GDP per capita in the world. 🌎However, there are social problems in the Grand Duchy. Here, we follow Alexandra Oxacelay, who helps the homeless and the poor: Her NGO’s soup kitchens are welcoming more and more people: victims of rising inflation, the housing crisis, as well as immigrants. Check it out here 👉 th-cam.com/video/d7P6ql6k6jc/w-d-xo.html
in the west is getting worse due to immigration. In a society with no immigration, to rent the few native slave you got to rise wage since there's less and less of them. But when you can import millions of slaves willing to work for less there absolutly no reason for this mafia to raise wage. Absolutly nasty, such a betrayal.
@@gregjones-x8c , Well, they are working alright, only that they didn't get paid enough to sustain their basic living requirement and thus keeping them poor.
We are all co-creators of our own ego mind identity and it's fake beliefs. Anyone who buys into the bs of the ruling parasites' propaganda, manifests it. I prefer to switch that mantra around and apply it to the ruling parasites who created this spell. The ruling parasites and their minions will own nothing and be happy.
YWe need to reform our financial system if we want to make houses affordable again. How our financial sector is regulated is a very important but poorly understood topic. Changes to the way our financial sector was regulated had very serious and detrimental impacts to our country, albeit it has taken a number of decades for these impacts to be felt. Clearly this topic is a question of degree. You don’t too much regulation but at the same time you don’t want reckless behaviour that ends up in markets crashing or an uneven playing field. Three areas where financial deregulation failed in the 1980’s are: 1) The complete lifting of capital controls. In 1985, the major banks had $8 billion in foreign debt. By 2008 the major banks had $800 billion in foreign debt. Most of this money was lent against housing causing house prices to rise to 12/13 times average earnings up from 4/5 times earnings. This meant two parents had to go back to work which created the institutionalised child care sector. This is turn lead to a decline in education levels. 2) Derivatives no longer had to be hedged. This meant that financial speculators (using your superannuation) sitting in their inner city ivory palaces could control the price of commodities and metals rather than producers and consumers. This caused greater volatility in the markets and drove smaller players out of the market allowing big players to get a larger share of the market and ultimately profits. Many of these players were foreigners who displaced Australian producers. 3) State banks were allowed to engage in merchant banking. This was reckless to say the least. As a result, both the State Bank of Victoria and SA collapsed because they were allowed to engage in high risk lending that a decade before was not allowed. In summary, we need to restrict how much foreign capital banks can borrow and stop speculative derivative trading. If a public bank is created it should never be allowed to engage in high risk lending.
I worked in Austria for 10 years as a trained skilled worker in agriculture. I specialized in horse management. I had an hourly wage of €5.45 and worked 60 hours a week. That was €1300 gross per month and the money was gone by the 20th of the month at the latest. Undeclared work is flourishing in the industry and when I applied for jobs at other farms, the first thing they asked me about was undeclared work. You're not insured, you're not registered and if you speak up and complain, you're thrown out.
It is not helpful if everyone leaves the industry. Instead, there should be a fundamental commitment to changing the working conditions IN the industry.
@@gregjones-x8c Finding a better job...it's easy to say. I looked for 2 years and even further education and training didn't help. I was told things like: “You've got your Matura? You're too expensive for us. We want cheap workers from the East.” - and even a personnel manager told me that I was too expensive because of my training. Uneducated, cheap labor could be placed anywhere. Now I am working as a socikal media manager - self employed.
Worker productivity has exploded since the 1970s, but median wages are staganant or declining. Something is seriously wrong with with western economies, or all modern economies in general.
I've visited Berlin 3 years ago and I could see the poverty and overall "ghettoness" in the public transport, on the streets. I had some KFC chicken and was sitting outside, the indoors was in a very poor condition (never saw such a rundown KFC branch before), and I couldn't eat in peace because beggars kept coming and asking for money, and they were not migrants, they were old native Germans.. and I remember thinking to myself: "Why is Berlin like this?, considering the average salary/income here is exactly twice as much as in Prague where I live.."
OMG - I loved Berlin , when I last visited 15 years ago ! Can’t believe ( even) Germany is in such such a ( compared to 15 years ago ) parlous state ?! 😮
you're joking??? Germany?? my chinese immigrant parents came to usa with nothing. they were dishwasher in chinatown and seamstress back in the 1980s. they were able to accumulate 2 properties in san francisco is worth $2M+...westerners want to live life and don't save money to invest like a house..they pay the price when they get older. chinese values and western values are so different.
Here in America only the baby boomers benefited greatly, and generation after that makes less money and can’t buy property, still live with their parents and in major debt for trying to go to university after high school. Also many won’t have children because it’d be cruel to put a child through poverty.
The fact that I have lived within the EU (AT,DE) in several countries yet HU is the most devastating , especially since by 2024 it will be ranked LAST in the EU in terms of GDP. I recommend the IT field as long as you can take advantage of shark companies and hold on with strong character. I speak 3 languages fluently I think this keeps me alive and at a desired level. It worked for me, steady income rise, opportunity to move up. Be aware that privacy is no longer guaranteed. All social platforms should be forgotten. There is not much left. HE IS COMING!
The government's of these countries must think that those unfortunate people are a burden on the rich and powerful who have everything. They are being left to rot in poverty and social exclusion. 😢
At least the cleaning lady (at the beginning) has 4 kids that can help her. If you have no one then you'll be in dire straits when you are old and poor.
When u are poor, do u want that your children will be poor like this, too? When they are growed up, would they take care for their life or ur life? Where come the money from to raise them well when u r poor?
The governments will NOT save us or help us, we have to help OURSELVES. Its imperative that you learn how to BUDGET, how to save, how to INVEST, how to put money away for the future. No one is going to do it for you. Stop consuming, stop buying things you dont need, start saving EARLY in life to have it much better when you are older.
"I observe the same situation unfolding here in Australia and New Zealand. In my view, this is heading towards a catastrophic outcome. To be honest, I foresee an endgame where we are left without a valid currency to exchange for goods and services. I don’t know how long it will take, but I can see this scenario approaching rapidly. Once people realize that their money is worthless, it will mark the point of no return. What follows could be an unprecedented acceleration of events, where people scramble to buy whatever is left, regardless of need. Within a week, restaurants will be empty, shops will be vandalized, and the streets will be filled with people desperate to barter, steal, or escape through drugs, or simply find a place to sleep. All businesses and public venues will close down, leading to an apocalyptic landscape that will continue to deteriorate. This state of chaos could persist for years, with no quick return to any semblance of normality."
I just watched that guy list out his expenses and what struck me was that it was still less than what the average American pays for just their vehicle. We haven't talked about housing. This is not to compare people struggles. Just point the fact that things are truly bad.
There is no job security in Switzerland. Anyone can be dismissed immediately. This means that entrepreneurs can take a risk and invest. If the investment does not work out, they can sack all employees at any time. They can do this without jeopardising their entire company, because the companies cannot dismiss any of the new employees. But the end result is full employment. It's the same in Denmark.
@@akj3344 This is the case in many southern countries. If an existing entrepreneur has a new business idea, he cannot simply hire staff for it. Because if it doesn't turn out well, he can no longer fire them or only at such a high cost that he jeopardises his entire company.
@@sr-gc6vh That's the way the economy works. That is risk. If you can't take risks because you can't lay people off, for example, then you don't invest. There is only full employment if you can easily lay off staff.
Poverty is an effective distraction , I mean theres barely Serial Killers in 2rd or 3rd world countries too distarcted that potential serial killers are toiling away in their jobs which is good I guess but im no expert but I have common sense, and distracted public is a a good thing less chaos in the world
This administration is putting many families in difficult situations. A lot of people are financially struggling to live, put a roof over their head and put food on the table. Things are getting worse these days, if you don't find means of multiplying your money you might wake up a day to realise you didn't plan well for yourself and family…
Middle class? You mean working class. The middle class have choice they could move to cheaper areas. The working class are just screwed. Hope the French lady situation improves, should be looking after our own citizens first and not the third world. Salt of the earth woman she is❤
I remember nearly a decade ago when I was in grad school and reading a lot about economic inequality across the US. I don't know how other countries do it, but the US collects information annually on pretty much everything you can think off. Which is why it was so upsetting to see how so many policies being passed were having so many negative effects were being praised as successful in those very places being affected the worst. My policy professors liked to say that the day we, as a country, talk about what was happening was going to be because we either solved the problem or because the problem had increased to the point where it couldn't be denied. And here we are.
The delegitimization of legitimate criticism is cleverly done. When the cleaning lady complains about injustices, that is simply the result of “right-wing populist rhetoric.”
Mass migration deliberately engineered by who? The ruling parasites and their minions of course. Don't allow the parasites to brainwash you into believing, migrants are to blame. Instead put the blame where it should be i.e. on the psychopathic parasitic warlords who bombed the migrants' homelands and gave them the means to invade Europe and other countries.
migration is a shallow argument. there are way way deeper reasons than that. one of them is the low interest rates that were kept for 15 years which meant cheap money, high leverage and whoever didn't jump on the train of buying properties or investing (anyone without the spare income at the time) is now having hard times. Central banks brought about a lot of misery to people that they don't even know
There is a simple rule, you only can share what you have and since we decided it would be a good idea to give >90% of everything we make to a handful of trust-fund kids, rich free loaders and billionaires there is not enough left for the rest of us.
Es wierd noch schlimmer, nicht nur in Europa aber welt weit. British columbia, Kanada leben Kosten in einer Klein Stadt: 3 Zimmer ( 2 Schlaf mit Whonzimmer kostet $ 2100. Einkauf - Kaffee, Brot, Kaese, ein bischen Gemuese und Obst, $50. Heizung und Strom, 103 dollars. Internet und Handy, $130. Benzien, $1.69/liter, autoversicherung $ 100 fuer aeltere person, Unfall frei. Das ist das absolute minimum. Minimum stunden lohn, $ 17.40 ($ 2,784 )
The Swedish woman, is she really poor? She has an a allotment with a house, in her apartment she has a lot of things and she smokes? Everyone knows because they tell you if you earn to much, you don`t get any benifits to pay your rent, I find it strange that she didn`t know that. The area were I live, there are mostly "poor" pensioners, of course a little more money wouldn`t hurt, but we don´t go to any food banks or feel poor. Every one goes to our expencive Ica market and buy food there and some of us have dogs and that is`nt cheap. Of course we worry about money because we aren`t rich but we managed and that`s ok. We have a strong community and know each other.
If your passive income (including the equity in your house or apartment and your pension/social security) exceeds your monthly burn rate, then you are at least a certain kind of rich in my eyes.
It might sound very naive, but i simply don't get why most of the people shown in this documentary work in low/minimum wage jobs under such precarious conditions. We have a massive shortage of skilled workers in almost every sector with cooperations and medium sized businesses offering paid retraining and permanent employment to almost everyone. This whole narrative of "hard work paying off" being a lie might be true to some degree, but i'd argue that the grand majority of people can achieve a stable and satisfying standard of living by simply seeking help and making an effort for it.
@@nadg866 Higher qualifications is just a limiting belief. More importantly, when ppl follow their passion, the universe collaborates to give them everything they need to evolve and develop that passion. These ppl are the innovators, without limiting beliefs, who don't follow conventional protocols. Those who see themselves as poor, should stop believing in that role that they are playing in the theatre of life and discover their innate talents and abilities that every single human comes with at birth. Our mission is to Know Thyself and those who get it, win.
Greed and selfisnish has always been since ancient times. It took until the 19 century around 1810 to abolish slavery and it still exists but under other forms and always targetting the vulnerable. Minimum wages should be agreed in Europe by around 14 e /pro hour and inplemented n all EU memberstates. Taxes are made and voted in parliaments by democratic elected politicians who should avoid at all time a growing number of outcasts and poverty. In all of EU and by extend the world. Land + real estate property becomes extremely costly which causes a ripple effect on housing / renting. If politicans are not able to avoid such disparities between the have and have nots, the plutocrats who become ever more greedy and selfish , looking down on growing poverty, then there is indeed more violence on the streets and the rise of extreme political parties , left or right relying on populists such as Trump , Farage etc who will demolish the whole welfare system towards autocracy for their own power and on their turn, again benefitting the 'elites' of their inner circle.
WATCH NEXT 👀 'Poor in a Rich Country'
This film looks into life in Luxembourg 🇱🇺 - a country with one of the highest GDP per capita in the world. 🌎However, there are social problems in the Grand Duchy.
Here, we follow Alexandra Oxacelay, who helps the homeless and the poor: Her NGO’s soup kitchens are welcoming more and more people: victims of rising inflation, the housing crisis, as well as immigrants.
Check it out here 👉 th-cam.com/video/d7P6ql6k6jc/w-d-xo.html
Can you please reupload Capitalism in America: A Cult of Wealth?
Unfortunately it's a worldwide problem, and it's only getting worse... Private equity and monopoly is the big problem imo...
in the west is getting worse due to immigration. In a society with no immigration, to rent the few native slave you got to rise wage since there's less and less of them. But when you can import millions of slaves willing to work for less there absolutly no reason for this mafia to raise wage. Absolutly nasty, such a betrayal.
The rich sponsor politicians why politics favors them.
Just put your mask on and enjoy.
The main issue is inflation...
@@KoDeMondo inflation is not an accident, its a target/goal for the fed
The working poor has been in the making in the last at least 3 decades.
In US its since minimum 40 years normal to have two jobs or more. Same now Europe only bit later.
Communism unfortunately.
@@tedoneilclark4710 , Unhinged capitalism is what caused the increase in the population of the working poor.
They're not working, that's the problem.
@@gregjones-x8c , Well, they are working alright, only that they didn't get paid enough to sustain their basic living requirement and thus keeping them poor.
You will own nothing and be happy. Guess we are half way there.
We are all co-creators of our own ego mind identity and it's fake beliefs. Anyone who buys into the bs of the ruling parasites' propaganda, manifests it. I prefer to switch that mantra around and apply it to the ruling parasites who created this spell. The ruling parasites and their minions will own nothing and be happy.
Communism
@@tedoneilclark4710
Capitalism/Fascism
YWe need to reform our financial system if we want to make houses affordable again.
How our financial sector is regulated is a very important but poorly understood topic.
Changes to the way our financial sector was regulated had very serious and detrimental impacts to our country, albeit it has taken a number of decades for these impacts to be felt.
Clearly this topic is a question of degree. You don’t too much regulation but at the same time you don’t want reckless behaviour that ends up in markets crashing or an uneven playing field.
Three areas where financial deregulation failed in the 1980’s are:
1) The complete lifting of capital controls. In 1985, the major banks had $8 billion in foreign debt. By 2008 the major banks had $800 billion in foreign debt. Most of this money was lent against housing causing house prices to rise to 12/13 times average earnings up from 4/5 times earnings. This meant two parents had to go back to work which created the institutionalised child care sector. This is turn lead to a decline in education levels.
2) Derivatives no longer had to be hedged. This meant that financial speculators (using your superannuation) sitting in their inner city ivory palaces could control the price of commodities and metals rather than producers and consumers. This caused greater volatility in the markets and drove smaller players out of the market allowing big players to get a larger share of the market and ultimately profits. Many of these players were foreigners who displaced Australian producers.
3) State banks were allowed to engage in merchant banking. This was reckless to say the least. As a result, both the State Bank of Victoria and SA collapsed because they were allowed to engage in high risk lending that a decade before was not allowed.
In summary, we need to restrict how much foreign capital banks can borrow and stop speculative derivative trading.
If a public bank is created it should never be allowed to engage in high risk lending.
I highly recommend the people who are watching this video to check Gary economics to understand more about this situation
I worked in Austria for 10 years as a trained skilled worker in agriculture. I specialized in horse management. I had an hourly wage of €5.45 and worked 60 hours a week. That was €1300 gross per month and the money was gone by the 20th of the month at the latest. Undeclared work is flourishing in the industry and when I applied for jobs at other farms, the first thing they asked me about was undeclared work. You're not insured, you're not registered and if you speak up and complain, you're thrown out.
You are just feeling the joys of capitalism, on life support.
No this is communism. Poverty at the end of a working month is the sign. @@Nastja3000
Get a better paid job.
It is not helpful if everyone leaves the industry. Instead, there should be a fundamental commitment to changing the working conditions IN the industry.
@@gregjones-x8c Finding a better job...it's easy to say. I looked for 2 years and even further education and training didn't help. I was told things like: “You've got your Matura? You're too expensive for us. We want cheap workers from the East.” - and even a personnel manager told me that I was too expensive because of my training. Uneducated, cheap labor could be placed anywhere. Now I am working as a socikal media manager - self employed.
If you're working and still poor then you are not in the middle class.
Exactly. The middle class wealth no longer exist. The Inflation makes everyone eyeball their money.
Worker productivity has exploded since the 1970s, but median wages are staganant or declining. Something is seriously wrong with with western economies, or all modern economies in general.
That's because all manufacturers are in China nowadays and communism has taken over their economic structure.
I've visited Berlin 3 years ago and I could see the poverty and overall "ghettoness" in the public transport, on the streets. I had some KFC chicken and was sitting outside, the indoors was in a very poor condition (never saw such a rundown KFC branch before), and I couldn't eat in peace because beggars kept coming and asking for money, and they were not migrants, they were old native Germans.. and I remember thinking to myself: "Why is Berlin like this?, considering the average salary/income here is exactly twice as much as in Prague where I live.."
It is much worse now. More poor and more rich. You see more luxury and more poverty at the same time.
OMG - I loved Berlin , when I last visited 15 years ago ! Can’t believe ( even) Germany is in such such a ( compared to 15 years ago ) parlous state ?! 😮
It’s the same thing in any big city in America, homeless all over and the working class has no money.
you're joking??? Germany?? my chinese immigrant parents came to usa with nothing. they were dishwasher in chinatown and seamstress back in the 1980s. they were able to accumulate 2 properties in san francisco is worth $2M+...westerners want to live life and don't save money to invest like a house..they pay the price when they get older. chinese values and western values are so different.
KFC in America are closing up for good. Good riddance too.
Here in America only the baby boomers benefited greatly, and generation after that makes less money and can’t buy property, still live with their parents and in major debt for trying to go to university after high school. Also many won’t have children because it’d be cruel to put a child through poverty.
yet 10 or 30 million immigrants were invited to recover the loss.
Same here in Australia
The fact that I have lived within the EU (AT,DE) in several countries yet HU is the most devastating , especially since by 2024 it will be ranked LAST in the EU in terms of GDP. I recommend the IT field as long as you can take advantage of shark companies and hold on with strong character. I speak 3 languages fluently I think this keeps me alive and at a desired level. It worked for me, steady income rise, opportunity to move up. Be aware that privacy is no longer guaranteed. All social platforms should be forgotten. There is not much left. HE IS COMING!
The government's of these countries must think that those unfortunate people are a burden on the rich and powerful who have everything. They are being left to rot in poverty and social exclusion. 😢
leave the city, cook your food, grow your food-the city is a living prison..
At least the cleaning lady (at the beginning) has 4 kids that can help her. If you have no one then you'll be in dire straits when you are old and poor.
ja schon aber sie musste diese Kinder ja auch aufziehen. Mein Geld konnte ich mir schon seit 30 Jahren ansparen, eben weil ich keine Kinder hatte.
When u are poor, do u want that your children will be poor like this, too? When they are growed up, would they take care for their life or ur life? Where come the money from to raise them well when u r poor?
Super informative!
The governments will NOT save us or help us, we have to help OURSELVES. Its imperative that you learn how to BUDGET, how to save, how to INVEST, how to put money away for the future. No one is going to do it for you. Stop consuming, stop buying things you dont need, start saving EARLY in life to have it much better when you are older.
"I observe the same situation unfolding here in Australia and New Zealand. In my view, this is heading towards a catastrophic outcome. To be honest, I foresee an endgame where we are left without a valid currency to exchange for goods and services. I don’t know how long it will take, but I can see this scenario approaching rapidly.
Once people realize that their money is worthless, it will mark the point of no return. What follows could be an unprecedented acceleration of events, where people scramble to buy whatever is left, regardless of need. Within a week, restaurants will be empty, shops will be vandalized, and the streets will be filled with people desperate to barter, steal, or escape through drugs, or simply find a place to sleep.
All businesses and public venues will close down, leading to an apocalyptic landscape that will continue to deteriorate. This state of chaos could persist for years, with no quick return to any semblance of normality."
I just watched that guy list out his expenses and what struck me was that it was still less than what the average American pays for just their vehicle. We haven't talked about housing. This is not to compare people struggles. Just point the fact that things are truly bad.
Capitalism on life support, just enjoy it.
There is no job security in Switzerland. Anyone can be dismissed immediately. This means that entrepreneurs can take a risk and invest. If the investment does not work out, they can sack all employees at any time. They can do this without jeopardising their entire company, because the companies cannot dismiss any of the new employees. But the end result is full employment. It's the same in Denmark.
You made no sense whatsoever
What? 'Anyone can be dismissed' and 'companies cannot dismiss any of the new employees'????
@@akj3344 This is the case in many southern countries. If an existing entrepreneur has a new business idea, he cannot simply hire staff for it. Because if it doesn't turn out well, he can no longer fire them or only at such a high cost that he jeopardises his entire company.
@@sr-gc6vh That's the way the economy works. That is risk. If you can't take risks because you can't lay people off, for example, then you don't invest. There is only full employment if you can easily lay off staff.
Thats not a great incentive for the entrepreneurs to think ahead, when hiring...
...and who told you that God didn't answer? He knows what you are going through, he listened and the answer, given, is on its way...
Guy Standing will touch a chord of those who live it
His commentary was excellent and spot on!
Poverty is an effective distraction , I mean theres barely Serial Killers in 2rd or 3rd world countries too distarcted that potential serial killers are toiling away in their jobs which is good I guess but im no expert but I have common sense, and distracted public is a a good thing less chaos in the world
This administration is putting many families in difficult situations. A lot of people are financially struggling to live, put a roof over their head and put food on the table. Things are getting worse these days, if you don't find means of multiplying your money you might wake up a day to realise you didn't plan well for yourself and family…
ist das nicht ein reupload? Habe nichts neues entdeckt...
As long as there is no stop to new liberalism and the demolishing of the safety net state things are going to go from bad to worst.
Its called the gig economy in the US, several part time jobs at the same time
Its all to do with private equity. Guy Standing is absolutely right.
And mass immigration making you align to mordern slavery.
Yes that's going out of the countries.
Middle class? You mean working class. The middle class have choice they could move to cheaper areas. The working class are just screwed. Hope the French lady situation improves, should be looking after our own citizens first and not the third world. Salt of the earth woman she is❤
I remember nearly a decade ago when I was in grad school and reading a lot about economic inequality across the US. I don't know how other countries do it, but the US collects information annually on pretty much everything you can think off. Which is why it was so upsetting to see how so many policies being passed were having so many negative effects were being praised as successful in those very places being affected the worst. My policy professors liked to say that the day we, as a country, talk about what was happening was going to be because we either solved the problem or because the problem had increased to the point where it couldn't be denied. And here we are.
The delegitimization of legitimate criticism is cleverly done. When the cleaning lady complains about injustices, that is simply the result of “right-wing populist rhetoric.”
~ "trabajadores pero pobres,,," ❤
The war is not far away
we need to start trading more without money
will anybody tell what Upper-, Middle-and lower- Middle Class means in Euros? Thanks
When mass migration ruins your living conditions ….
Idiots always blaming foreigners
Mass migration deliberately engineered by who? The ruling parasites and their minions of course. Don't allow the parasites to brainwash you into believing, migrants are to blame. Instead put the blame where it should be i.e. on the psychopathic parasitic warlords who bombed the migrants' homelands and gave them the means to invade Europe and other countries.
😒🙄 b please when your ancestors invaded others country that's what happened!
Plus in China 0 mass immigration but poor worker exist too !
migration is a shallow argument. there are way way deeper reasons than that. one of them is the low interest rates that were kept for 15 years which meant cheap money, high leverage and whoever didn't jump on the train of buying properties or investing (anyone without the spare income at the time) is now having hard times. Central banks brought about a lot of misery to people that they don't even know
@@kobac8207 not shallow its a massive problem . More competition for everything raises prices while lowering incomes . Who wins when that happens?
If you’re short of money… how can you maintain those nails? 💅
The disease is at Bruxelles. Ursulla is happy about that.
There is a simple rule, you only can share what you have and since we decided it would be a good idea to give >90% of everything we make to a handful of trust-fund kids, rich free loaders and billionaires there is not enough left for the rest of us.
Es wierd noch schlimmer, nicht nur in Europa aber welt weit. British columbia, Kanada leben Kosten in einer Klein Stadt: 3 Zimmer ( 2 Schlaf mit Whonzimmer kostet $ 2100. Einkauf - Kaffee, Brot, Kaese, ein bischen Gemuese und Obst, $50. Heizung und Strom, 103 dollars. Internet und Handy, $130. Benzien, $1.69/liter, autoversicherung $ 100 fuer aeltere person, Unfall frei. Das ist das absolute minimum. Minimum stunden lohn, $ 17.40 ($ 2,784 )
america. I live there.
The Swedish woman, is she really poor? She has an a allotment with a house, in her apartment she has a lot of things and she smokes?
Everyone knows because they tell you if you earn to much, you don`t get any benifits to pay your rent, I find it strange that she didn`t know that. The area were I live, there are mostly "poor" pensioners, of course a little more money wouldn`t hurt, but we don´t go to any food banks or feel poor. Every one goes to our expencive Ica market and buy food there and some of us have dogs and that is`nt cheap. Of course we worry about money because we aren`t rich but we managed and that`s ok. We have a strong community and know each other.
If your passive income (including the equity in your house or apartment and your pension/social security) exceeds your monthly burn rate, then you are at least a certain kind of rich in my eyes.
you're born here, not asked if you want to... and its all one giant lottery after that ... good luck and love to all...
If you want to understand Covid read 'The Coming Plague' published 1994 by Laurie Garrett.
Ukraine comes first. Send all the resources to them. Next is Taiwan.
It might sound very naive, but i simply don't get why most of the people shown in this documentary work in low/minimum wage jobs under such precarious conditions.
We have a massive shortage of skilled workers in almost every sector with cooperations and medium sized businesses offering paid retraining and permanent employment to almost everyone.
This whole narrative of "hard work paying off" being a lie might be true to some degree, but i'd argue that the grand majority of people can achieve a stable and satisfying standard of living by simply seeking help and making an effort for it.
if you don't have higher qualifications those are your choices
@@nadg866 Higher qualifications is just a limiting belief. More importantly, when ppl follow their passion, the universe collaborates to give them everything they need to evolve and develop that passion. These ppl are the innovators, without limiting beliefs, who don't follow conventional protocols. Those who see themselves as poor, should stop believing in that role that they are playing in the theatre of life and discover their innate talents and abilities that every single human comes with at birth. Our mission is to Know Thyself and those who get it, win.
@@yvanapantino273 that's the dumbest shit I have ever heard. Please get a reality check
Occupational licensure is a major roadblock, and knowing how bureaucratic Getmany is, I would guess it's bad.
@@yvanapantino273 👏🏾👏🏾
Greed and selfisnish has always been since ancient times. It took until the 19 century around 1810 to abolish slavery and it still exists but under other forms and always targetting the vulnerable. Minimum wages should be agreed in Europe by around 14 e /pro hour and inplemented n all EU memberstates. Taxes are made and voted in parliaments by democratic elected politicians who should avoid at all time a growing number of outcasts and poverty. In all of EU and by extend the world. Land + real estate property becomes extremely costly which causes a ripple effect on housing / renting. If politicans are not able to avoid such disparities between the have and have nots, the plutocrats who become ever more greedy and selfish , looking down on growing poverty, then there is indeed more violence on the streets and the rise of extreme political parties , left or right relying on populists such as Trump , Farage etc who will demolish the whole welfare system towards autocracy for their own power and on their turn, again benefitting the 'elites' of their inner circle.
CHINA = RICH RICH RICH 🎉🎉🎉
Well, you see why they're poor. Quit crying and get to work.
You need to send more money to Poland and things surely will improve 😂
What have Poland about that ? They already have a modern economy. Many of them , going in the home country.
Socialism, where... are you...
Is there . This is socialism. Enjoy ...
🇺🇸 TRUMP / JD / RFK 2024 ! 👍🇺🇸
But I blame the PEOPLE.
they are choosing bad Leaders
Glory to Ukraine ! Be responsible, next 2 weeks are crucial.