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中国的通货膨胀

今天看了一下财经郎眼,里面提到一句话说,80年的一万块钱到今天基本等值于255万,好像也是引用某个数字。我用计算器算了一下,如果次数据属实的话,或者说差不离的话,中国30年中的平均通货膨胀率是21%以上。 如果说一个人在1980年的工资是100块的话,那么他今天必须拿每月25,500元才算是工资持平。 那时候拿100块的不多,50块的还是很多的,现在拿12500块的人不算多吧,还得是扣税以后哦。所谓的生活水平提高,仅仅是由于以前的人民币价值被大幅度的低估了。1980年到今天美元的货币发行量增加了1.6倍的话,那么就算是他们的物价也在这30年间增长了1.6倍,好比今天美国一斤猪肉是2美元,那时候就算是1.4美元吧,1980年的猪肉是多少钱一斤? 0.7人民币,就算是汇率是8,那就是0.09美元一斤,现在是多少钱一斤?现在是26元一斤吧,那就是3.2美元一斤。嗯嗯,比美国贵哦。如果以猪肉价格来计算当时的人均工资,那应该是100/.7*1.4, 应该是 200美元, 以今天的价格来算的话,是320美元,如果以今天的工资来算的话,假设你工资是3000(税后),那么你的实际工资是: 3000/26*2=230美元。 嗯嗯,我们发展了30年,如果以猪肉作为一般等价物的话,我们的工资缩水了31%。 如果以现在的平均工资计算,80年的平均工资25-30元,就27元好了,27/0.7*2=77美元,现在的平均工资是1500元,那么工资平均是1500/26*2=115美元,看起来是增长了,不过上学要交钱,房子得自己买,医疗保险需要自己上。增长了
49%工资恐怕并不能给你的生活带来多少改变

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  1. 猪肉是14元一斤,我上周日刚买过。你说是26,数据来源就不对,那就得重算。不过目前的状况是:今年预计的通货膨胀率应该是6%多,银行的固定存款利率一年是3.7%,也就是说,你的钱放在哪里就不停的缩水,然后如果你的工资涨幅没有达到6%多,你的工资等于也是降了。所以大家都不得不面对工资下降,存款减少的境界

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  2. oh yeah, 14,这么便宜? 北京以外呢?

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