If I am making 100,000 now and in 2036, 30 years from now someone doing the same job with the same experience making 180,000 is that going to be consistent with projected inflation. More or less.
204469
Not until the filthy rich start paying their taxes again.
526102
One year ago,   sales were    25990510/1.30 = 19992700.\nTwo years ago, sales were    19992700/1.30 = 15379000.\nThree years ago, sales were 15379000/1.30 = 11830000.\nFour years ago, sales were    11830000/1.30 =  9100000.\nFive years ago, sales were       9100000/1.30 =  7000000.\nSix years ago, sales were         7000000/1.30 = 5384615.38\n\nHope this helps :-)
649996
DONT U THINK 99 IS LIL BIT LESS? U SHUD LIKE MAKE 199
66708
Depends on several factors.  One, are you making the same or less as your permement counterparts with the same amount of seniority (i.e. new).\n\nTwo, did they provide you with a comprehensive benefits package?  If so, include that into your salary as a raise.\n\nIf you make less then your equals, I would question it.
665661
Yes.  Anyone who claims there will be massive job loss and companies going bankrupt due to a minimum wage increase has no knowledge of history.  No minimum wage increase in history has resulted in that.
653070
teachers often make under 30K after getting their degree.  I am right at 30K right now...this is my 2nd year teaching.
466549
Depends on your financial situation.  Many people stay w/ the job they have until they have another secured- happy or unhappy.
63065
This is a stupid question that doesn't make sense!  What does this mean: "At the end of four years, I will receive $10,000 for 10 years."\n\nWhat the heck do you mean?  I think you are asking questions just to get points.\n\nps- This is a hypothetical answer
465790
most places have a small guarantee (maybe 30,000 / year)  If that is all you're making you'll probably get fired.  If you work hard I'd estimate 50-60K your first year.
529963
Inflation is a dangerous beast.  It is necessary for growth.  The nature of growth is inflation.  Too much inflation or fluctuating inflation is dangerous.  People don’t know what to expect.  Inflation impacts many things.  Let’s look at the value of a home.  If I know that my house will grow 6% each year I am happy.  I will buy a house.  If one year it grows 50% the next year it falls by 18% then I will never know if I should buy or sell or do nothing.  \n\nConstant Inflation helps people feel confident about the future and allows them to invest with more certainty.
466599
I do believe that is correct.  I heard it will happen within 50 years.
75033
Rent is fixed.  If you sell one burger or a million, it won't change the rent.  You'll have to do the math on the other stuff.
569716
Depends on your interest rate and how long you want to pay for it. what i figured out is for a $180,000 you would need at least $90,000 down to pay $588.88 for 10 years
136020
Okay...\n\nYou've made $8250 from the first 100k, that's established.\n\nThat means you've made another $7000, at a rate of 5%.  (Add $140,000).\n\nSo you've got a total price of $240,000 for the property.
244844
If prices rise unexpectedly, consumers will update their expectations about future inflation. Any decrease in unemployment from inflationary money policy will only be temporary, but higher inflation will be permanent. Authorities (the Federal Reserve in our case) can assure the markets by issuing statements that they will not pursue inflationary money policy (like increasing the money supply). Over many years, if the Fed has made good on those statements, the market will think that those statements are credible. The cost of maintaining this trust is the loss of control over the short-term economy.
487703
I knew a manager that made 25,000 thousand a year but she'd worked at the restaurant from age 16 to age 23 which is when she was promoted to manager. There are teachers, unfortunately, who make that much and less. In todays cost of living scenario 25,000 dollars just isn't that much money unless you have no children and no costly financial demands.
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I earn a SALARY of about $35K a year. Not much, but I am happy with my work. The true EARNINGS come fomr much more than money, though. I earn friendship, trust, honor, praise, knowledge, the ability to learn more not just about my job but about life in general. It is a terrible thing to waste a mind. Use it every day, to the best of your ability. Relish the new, treasure the past, learn and grow. And thank your higher power for bringing you to where you are. Kinda soapbox but hey, that's what this is all about, isn't it??