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Prices in the U.S. seem to be rising, so I wonder .

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#1
  • Japon
  • 2022/09/30 02:50

I am a resident of Japan. There is a lot of talk here about how prices in the U.S. are rising rapidly, but I wonder if people living in the U.S. are getting paid in proportion to that ？ So even though prices are high, are they not suffering that much?
Are pensioners affected by the high prices? ？
What about those who originally work for low wages （ What about immigrants from Mexico, those living in Compton, etc. ） ？
Are foreign students from Japan doing well? Are they doing well? I wonder if the money they send back to Japan is worth it.

I have not been to the US for a long time, so I was wondering about the current situation.

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#6
  • トランプの友人
  • 2022/10/02 (Sun) 00:10
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The influx of illegal immigrants and the crackdown on them has been tightened, the number of immigrant visas has been reduced, Americans have been able to get jobs, and now there is a shortage of goods because of the shortage of labor.
All of this has led to higher inflation and salary inflation.
This is fine ？
those with the most assets are benefiting the most.

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#7
  • パンナコッタ
  • 2022/10/02 (Sun) 02:08
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> people who originally work for low wages （ immigrants from Mexico, living in Compton, etc. ）

I don't want to say race or region, I feel like I'm being prejudiced.
I don't think we need it in \.

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#8
  • スタグフレーション
  • 2022/10/02 (Sun) 09:38
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Since the rate of salary increases has not kept pace with the rate of inflation,
we can say that on average, life is getting harder.
Of course, there are individual differences.

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#8

They say that salaries are increasing in proportion to the rising prices in the U.S., but our company has not increased at all for the past several years for one reason or another.
I think it is probably black because it is a Japanese company and only the president receives profits. Life is pretty hard.

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#10
  • 安い労働力の不法移民必要
  • 2022/10/02 (Sun) 15:01
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Gasoline price increases seem to have been nudging up over the past week.
The spike is happening again, as it did when Russia began its invasion.

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