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47 sats \ 2 replies \ @memeverse 20 Aug \ on: How the state cheats with the inflation rate econ
In Italy, we’re experiencing a similar situation.
The government here also seems to do little to stabilize prices or support businesses and families.
The inflation data, as well as statistics on employment and economic performance, often don’t reflect the true state of affairs, creating a misleading sense of well-being.
This puts increasing pressure on citizens, especially those with lower incomes, as their purchasing power is eroded without adequate protective measures.
the only thing the state can do to stabilize prices is to reduce useless, debt-financed spending and withdraw from its spiral of interventionism. but Italy is currently receiving massive funds from the EU to create a semblance of stability. It is good that Italy continues to rely on the family as its most important social anchor
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It's true about EU funds, the question then is whether they are well managed and distributed.
Fortunately we still value the family, it continues to be a fundamental resource for our economy, because it compensates for the shortcomings in social safety nets and public interventions, especially in these difficult times.
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