u/Serialk

Do you just enjoy spreading misinformation on the internet?

https://www.bergfreunde.eu/via-ferrata-grades-calculator/

K6 Description: More than extremely difficult - very exhausting, good climbing technique indispensible

Terrain: Primarily overhanging, exposed, very small steps or slab climbing.

Safety: Wire rope, iron clamps and stepping pins are often far apart. Combined with scrambling.

Ability: Good climbing technique is imperative, a lot of strength in hands (fingers), arms and legs, increased level of condition, mobility.

Equipment: Via ferrata equipment obligatory, top rope climbing equipment recommend. Not recommend for people who cannot manage difficulty level E without problems.

Family friendly? This one is a K5-K6...

Good answer! OP, I'll add that there's a logic flaw in the premise of your question: first, you did identify why rents increase in your step 1, but in step 6 you treat rents rising as something that happens in a vacuum as if it was a pure external shock, and you make deductions about what happens to the rest of the economy when these rents go up. This is a classic mistake that economists call reasoning from a price change.

In a general equilibrium model, all prices, wages and rents are determined simultaneously, and it makes no sense to ask "what happens when rents go up?" without wondering why the rents went up in the first place. In your example, rents rose because a positive productivity shock made workers more productive and very well paid. Even if you have a very inelastic housing supply, rents can never rise more than the underlying productivity gain, because nobody would want to move in the region, so the rents would stop rising. In other words, in a general equilibrium model a region cannot price itself out of competitiveness because of its own success.

There are interesting things to discuss about how much of the productivity gain is captured by landlords, but that's another question.

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Oui c'est juste dommage que la logique et la stratégie soient débiles mais c'est vrai que les dégâts institutionnels seront tels que ça va s'inscrire dans la durée !

They are closed because not enough people go early. If we moved the time people would probably wake up later and they would all change their opening times. Don't you see that opening hours and working hours are causally after the time standard, not before?

You can do that right now by waking up earlier!!!

If you work with people in the US and Switzerland/Europe switches to permanent DST you will have to work until 7pm??? 😂

Then tend to work until 5pm? Adjust your schedule to the time instead of expecting the time to adjust to youe schedule.

Après y'a une différence entre une remarque à la con lancée comme ça dans un groupe et ce qu'il dirait dans une conversation sérieuse sur le sujet. Ne te dis pas "I can fix him" mais ne base pas non plus ton jugement sur cette remarque avant de lui avoir posé la question sérieusement.

You are thinking about this in a very short sighted way. Working hours are not an immutable fact of life. If a company wants you to be there in the evening they will change your working hours to end at 19h instead. Working hours should adapt to the time standard instead of the time standard adapting to working hours...

Get off of work at 5, do you think the entire European time standard should accommodate your particular working hours or do you think your working hours should adapt to the time?

Why? That's just making the clock wrong for no reason. It should be permanent winter time. Just wake up earlier if you want to have more sun in your day.

This is window smashing. Will it increase employment? By their logic but not yours.

What's your model?

Do you understand the concept of central bank independence and ECB rules?

the debt owned by France (where it is the loaner and the loanee)

Lol? Who do you think "France" is in both these cases? Do you mean the BCE?

Then demonstrate and prove it instead of just saying that when confronted with actual empirical data?

escalade de conflit

looooooooool, et des gens prennent ça au sérieux ?

This was not a convention. It's totally stupid to have the plurality winner lead the government. It incentivizes a two party system.

That's not how it works, plurality is not winning.

What did he do that was heinous?

Stupid, removed

In-game coordinates are Alpgasse 40, 3855 Brienz.

cafe anglaise

anglais*

English please.