Why don't construction prices go down?

Historically, however, our standard of living has never been as high as it is today. When I started school in 1990, there was no traffic jam of parent taxis in front of the school because there was only one car per household... and it was the man’s, who used it to drive to work. Back then, by the way, up to 45 hours per week, my father still went to the office every other Saturday.

In the 1990s, no one worked 45 hours and every other Saturday anymore. Or they had one day off during the week.

In the 1990s, I even had to go to school every other Saturday. Kids today don’t know that anymore :p

Who knows, he comes from the East after all. That was the paradise of the workers ;)

In the 1990s, I even had to go to school every other Saturday.
Kids today don't know that anymore :p

It even still exists here

As soon as inflation is within the target corridor, interest rates will go down again.

How do you come to the conclusion that inflation will reach the target corridor soon? I don't see that yet. On the contrary, inflation will gain momentum once again.

At least in Germany, prices are likely to continue escalating.

Increase of the CO² tax
Increase of the truck toll (84%)
VAT on gas and gastronomy
Strongly rising producer prices for food. Potatoes, vegetables, milk.

Who knows, he comes from the East after all. That was the workers' paradise ;)
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Since when has Hannover been in the East or been located there? Now do we also have to question your geography skills? There won’t be much left soon.

As soon as inflation is within the target corridor, interest rates will go down again.

How do you come to the conclusion that inflation will reach the target corridor soon? I don't see that yet. On the contrary, inflation will gain momentum again.
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Because for 2024 an inflation rate of 2-3.5% is still expected, depending on which experts you trust. Only the doomsayers of the AfD still predict an increase in inflation... and they are anything but to be taken seriously ;)