Tag #Economic Inequality

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AfD Dominates East German Polls Amidst Lingering Economic Anxieties

Ahead of Germany's February 23rd federal elections, the far-right AfD party leads polls in East Germany due to lingering economic anxieties from the post-1989 reunification, despite objective economic improvements; this highlights the disconnect between perceived and actual economic conditions.

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Study Explores Economic Impacts of Regional Minimum Wages in Spain

A study commissioned by Barcelona's Economic and Social Committee analyzes the potential impacts of regional minimum wages in Spain, suggesting that while they could reduce inequalities, careful implementation is vital to prevent unfair competition between businesses and regions, and highlighting th...

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Spain's Economic Success: A Contrast Between Perception and Reality

Despite similar economic growth rates to 1997, Spain boasts significantly lower unemployment and public debt in 2024, though internal perceptions of the economy remain negative despite positive international assessments.

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Two-Thirds of Renting Australian Retirees Live in Poverty

A new report reveals that two-thirds of renting retirees in Australia live below the poverty line, a figure set to worsen as younger generations, facing a housing crisis, age into retirement without owning their homes. The report calls for a 50 percent increase in rental assistance.

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Club of Rome Report Urges Five Critical Transformations to Avoid Societal Collapse

The Club of Rome's new report, "A Planet for All," identifies five crucial transformations—poverty reduction, inequality reduction, women's empowerment, food security, and energy transition—as necessary to avoid a projected collapse of food production and other societal challenges, based on simulati...

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EU Housing Costs: 19.7% of Disposable Income, Greece Outlier at 35.2%

In 2023, EU residents spent 19.7% of their disposable income on housing, ranging from 11.6% in Cyprus to 35.2% in Greece, largely due to the economic crisis and subsequent inflation in Greece, affecting household income while increasing demand from abroad.

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Spanish Minimum Wage Tax Creates Regional Disparities

The Spanish government's decision to tax minimum wage earners, resulting in a 21.4 euro monthly deduction, impacts mostly single, childless minimum wage earners in most of Spain's regions, except Madrid and Valencia where tax benefits offset the deduction.

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Record-High Housing Prices in Spain: A Consequence of Post-2008 Austerity

Spain's average housing price hit a record €2,086 per square meter in 2024 due to a decade-long housing shortage caused by post-2008 austerity measures that restricted construction and credit, creating a high-demand, low-supply market significantly impacting affordability for the middle class and yo...

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Musk's Federal Job Cuts Disproportionately Harm Older Black Workers"

Elon Musk's federal job cuts, temporarily blocked by a judge, disproportionately threaten older Black workers due to age and racial biases in employment; lacking safety nets, this risks widespread financial instability.

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South Africa's Land Expropriation Law Sparks Domestic and International Controversy

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa signed a controversial land expropriation law on January 23rd, aiming to correct historical land ownership inequalities from apartheid; the law faces strong opposition from Afrikaners and international figures, raising concerns about economic impacts and comp...

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Russian Food Prices Soar, Exposing Inflation Discrepancy

Soaring food prices in Russia during 2024, particularly potatoes (up 92%), onions (48%), and cabbage (45%), significantly impacted consumer spending, with citizens reporting higher personal inflation rates (15.9% in December) than the official rate (9.52%).

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Trump's Return and the Uncertain Future of Progress

The potential return of Donald Trump and his MAGA movement raises concerns about the future of progress in the United States, threatening scientific advancements and social well-being due to its rejection of Enlightenment values and focus on wealth accumulation through exploitation, potentially lead...

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