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by m_eiman
6101 days ago
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"real dollars" means something like "percentage of disposable income". Also it's impossible to make a meaningful comparison of things you buy for money today compared to things that were bought for money two hundred years ago. Back then a lot more people grew their own food, for example. And they didn't work for software startups and buy all their tech equipment from minimum wage factories in China. |
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