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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis

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From: dybdahl	5/6/2008 4:36:03 AM
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I just had a look at my personal expenditures, which I have registered in details since late 2006 in a consistent (automated) way. Country. Denmark Currency: DKK, pegged to Euro Time period: 1.5 years I pay less in tax, overall considering all interactions Electricity costs were lowered Real Estate financing got lower Gas and natural gas expenses rose more than 10% TV licenses rose more than 10% We spend the same amount of money on food, although I did lose a lot of weight which may have contributed to this Most fixed costs didn't change more than 3% in size At the same time, electronics, toys and clothes got cheaper in the shops, but restaurant prices went up. I guess this is representative, and basically just shows, that even though some prices may have gone up, for the individual, in this country who has already established himself, life hasn't become more expensive. My perceived inflation is almost zero.

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