If inflation is really coming, what can ordinary people do

Updated on Financial 2024-05-15
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The so-called appreciation of the RMB is actually nothing more than an external appreciation (mainly against the dollar, which seems to be depreciating against the euro and the pound), and a depreciation internally; The main indicator to measure inflation is the CPI index, and the domestic CPI has continued to rise and break through the 3% central bank control line, the actual price level is probably even higher, followed by the rapid development of assets, whether it is real estate, assets or means of production, the Chinese proletariat has since fallen into the dire misery of prices (......Exaggerated), therefore, in response to inflation, in short, you can exchange money for assets, of course, the premise is that the asset ** is still in the rising channel, according to the current situation, it is estimated that buying a house is not affordable, and investing in **assets is not**or** (in fact, buying**is also an investment**) is not necessarily a good time, after all, the current systemic risk is larger, LZ can hoard pork and rice or raise piglets (joke under the assumption that pork **continues**......).From this point of view, it is better to exchange some assets for hard currency such as **, and it is recommended to buy book-keeping paper ** instead of buying physical **.

    In addition, LZ can compile a living price index based on tofu, green vegetables, rice, pork, etc., and publish it daily!

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Support domestic products!We can't let foreign goods take advantage of this! , although it is a bit expensive, but this is a national crisis, and we should work together to get through it!

    Only then can farmers have confidence and the cost to stabilize production next year. But this time the inflation did not come suddenly, under the premise that the country's productivity has not been greatly improved, many units began to raise wages, resulting in prices, and at the same time facing natural disasters are even worse. One cannot help but sigh at the sluggishness of Chinese economists!

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The only and most important way is to invest, don't hold your money in your hands, and don't even put it in the bank, because the interest rate in the bank is so low that it is lower than the inflation rate, and putting money in the bank is equal to negative growth. Consider investing in bonds, markets or real estate markets, which are assets that have a role to protect against inflation.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    One must build on a firm foundation.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Inflation and whether or not to save money is an unrelated topic, and even if inflation is made, if you keep cash in your hands at this time and do not make any investments, you will not be able to get any income from this money, and if you deposit in the bank at this time, you will still get some interest.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    In the face of inflation, ordinary people should not save money, because the interest earned from saving money cannot catch up with inflation, and they can choose to buy some high-interest rate products.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    The common people still have to save money, but they also have to use part of the money for investment, so as to continue to expand their income.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Hello dear! We'll be happy to answer for you. Inflation means price for the common people.

    Inflation will shrink people's assets, reduce the purchasing power of assets, reduce income, face unemployment and other problems, inflation refers to the supply of money is greater than the actual demand for money, and the purchasing power of money declines, so that prices continue to be widespread for a period of time. The essential difference between inflation and general prices**: general prices** refer to the temporary, partial and reversible prices of certain commodities due to the imbalance between supply and demand, which will not cause currency depreciation; Deflation is a general, continuous, and irreversible increase in the prices of the country's main commodities that can cause the depreciation of a country's currency.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The term inflation usually refers to the phenomenon of having too much money, leading to a decrease in prices and purchasing power. For the common people, the impact of inflation is more obvious. First of all, the cost of living and expenses have increased, such as food, rent, car maintenance, health care, etc., which have become more expensive due to inflation.

    This means that ordinary people have to pay more money to maintain a normal standard of living. Second, inflation causes the value of deposits to fall and purchasing power to erode. Although the principal amount of slag deposits is relatively stable, the value of savings will be eroded due to the impact of inflation, and the purchasing power will also decrease.

    If the interest on the shack is lower than the inflation rate, the real return may even be negative. Finally, inflation has a negative impact on the economy and can lead to problems such as economic instability, increased unemployment, etc. When people's purchasing power decreases, they tend to reduce the amount of goods and services they buy, which leads to a decline in business sales, which in turn may lay off employees to reduce costs.

    If this situation continues, it will lead to economic imbalances. In short, inflation has a very far-reaching impact on the people, greatly weakening the purchasing power of the people, increasing the cost of normal living, and also adversely affecting the economy. Therefore, a reasonable approach to dealing with inflation is needed both in policy making and in life.

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