according to yale's shiller
"comparing 1958 and 2005 data
from the U.S. Department
of Commerce"
" Americans spent 27 percent
of the huge increase
in income
between 1958 and 2005
on medical care,
23 percent on their homes,
12 percent on transportation,
62 % just to stay
alive and even
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10 percent on recreation
and 9 percent on personal business activities.
hmmmm
lets move on
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Food 8 percent
clothing 3 percent,
personal-care 1 percent
12%
ie same as
increased travel
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3 percent for welfare and religious activities
ie
charity
begins ..mostly ..
next year
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and 3 percent
for education
saints preserve us
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returning
to the top three
60 %plus of
out of extra total
after longer commutes
senselessly higher lot costs
and hidden
no life length gain
"health " scams
whats the real welfare enhancement here ??
next !!!!
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okay the recreation 10%looks good but ...
how much is just
spending more
per hour of recreation
as a comp for
the leisure time squeeeze
dual jobsters faced
after the automation of household chores
in the 40-50's
and 60's
baby farm
crop control
what was left
for wifey ??
get a payin' job
now to off set
the home care time loss was one thing done
but also the need arose
to increase
the fun per minute rate
and
that costs bucks too baby blue
but hey
aren't
u having
more fun yet ???
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pick of litter
private bizz 9%
say whaaaaat ???
ya whatthe fuck's that
paying for ???
some
puffy
foot pad
to shadow the bride
maybe
replacing
stripped off skill sets???
buying for
re selling on e bay
what even it be
combined with the meager
upping
of the ed budget
u get 12 %
the dollar equivalent
of
the plus travel budget again
seems like
very small sweet potatos to me
mates
in a world where unequal wage rates
can collide
at the speed of light