Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech

13.05.02, 09:03
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Schumanna i Pan Nowina Konopka?

The German minister of Finance, Hans Eichel has admitted for the first time
that the euro transition forced up prices. "We relied too much on the fact that
retailers would police themselves and that was possibly a mistake," Hans Eichel
told officials of his Social Democratic party (SPD) according to Der Spiegel,
which quoted an unidentified SPD source.

"Other countries coped with the transition better," Mr Eichel said, citing
France, which banned price rises, and the Netherlands. "Now the price rises are
beginning to depress the mood of German consumers,” he said according to Der
Spiegel. The Finance Ministry, however, later denied that Eichel had admitted
mistakes.

National statistics show increased prices
A spokesman for the national statistics office said, according to the Guardian,
that consumers were showing increasing anger. "The impression people have that
everyday items have got more expensive is in no way misleading," Heinz-Peter
Hannappel said. According to statistics, vegetables have increased in price
since the start of 2002 by 18.3%, dairy products by 8%, bread by 4%, and
restaurants by 3.9%.

In an investigation of restaurants and pubs, the radio station WDR2 reported
that 80 per cent of prices had been put up since the introduction of the euro.
Some rises were as much as 30 per cent. The consumer office in North Rhine-
Westphalia has compiled tens of thousands of complaints and is investigating
1,369 companies.

German trade unions have reinforced their wage demands this year of 6.5 per
cent influenced by the sense that life is much more expensive under the euro.

    • Gość: Domicela Re: Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech IP: *.altkom.com.pl 14.05.02, 17:53
      szelmar napisał(a):

      > W ramach informowania o UE tekst z www.euobserver.com. Co na to Fundacja
      > Schumanna i Pan Nowina Konopka?
      >
      > The German minister of Finance, Hans Eichel has admitted for the first time
      > that the euro transition forced up prices. "We relied too much on the fact that
      >
      > retailers would police themselves and that was possibly a mistake," Hans Eichel
      >
      > told officials of his Social Democratic party (SPD) according to Der Spiegel,
      > which quoted an unidentified SPD source.
      >
      > "Other countries coped with the transition better," Mr Eichel said, citing
      > France, which banned price rises, and the Netherlands. "Now the price rises are
      >
      > beginning to depress the mood of German consumers,” he said according to
      > Der
      > Spiegel. The Finance Ministry, however, later denied that Eichel had admitted
      > mistakes.
      >
      > National statistics show increased prices
      > A spokesman for the national statistics office said, according to the Guardian,
      >
      > that consumers were showing increasing anger. "The impression people have that
      > everyday items have got more expensive is in no way misleading," Heinz-Peter
      > Hannappel said. According to statistics, vegetables have increased in price
      > since the start of 2002 by 18.3%, dairy products by 8%, bread by 4%, and
      > restaurants by 3.9%.
      >
      > In an investigation of restaurants and pubs, the radio station WDR2 reported
      > that 80 per cent of prices had been put up since the introduction of the euro.
      > Some rises were as much as 30 per cent. The consumer office in North Rhine-
      > Westphalia has compiled tens of thousands of complaints and is investigating
      > 1,369 companies.
      >
      > German trade unions have reinforced their wage demands this year of 6.5 per
      > cent influenced by the sense that life is much more expensive under the euro.
      >

      Identycznie było w Polsce gdy zdenominowano złotówkę.
      • Gość: szelmas Re: Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech IP: *.altkom.com.pl 15.05.02, 16:01
        Gość portalu: Domicela napisał(a):

        > szelmar napisał(a):
        >
        > > W ramach informowania o UE tekst z www.euobserver.com. Co na to Fundacja
        > > Schumanna i Pan Nowina Konopka?
        > >
        > > The German minister of Finance, Hans Eichel has admitted for the first tim
        > e
        > > that the euro transition forced up prices. "We relied too much on the fact
        > that
        > >
        > > retailers would police themselves and that was possibly a mistake," Hans E
        > ichel
        > >
        > > told officials of his Social Democratic party (SPD) according to Der Spieg
        > el,
        > > which quoted an unidentified SPD source.
        > >
        > > "Other countries coped with the transition better," Mr Eichel said, citing
        >
        > > France, which banned price rises, and the Netherlands. "Now the price rise
        > s are
        > >
        > > beginning to depress the mood of German consumers,” he said accordin
        > g to
        > > Der
        > > Spiegel. The Finance Ministry, however, later denied that Eichel had admit
        > ted
        > > mistakes.
        > >
        > > National statistics show increased prices
        > > A spokesman for the national statistics office said, according to the Guar
        > dian,
        > >
        > > that consumers were showing increasing anger. "The impression people have
        > that
        > > everyday items have got more expensive is in no way misleading," Heinz-Pet
        > er
        > > Hannappel said. According to statistics, vegetables have increased in pric
        > e
        > > since the start of 2002 by 18.3%, dairy products by 8%, bread by 4%, and
        > > restaurants by 3.9%.
        > >
        > > In an investigation of restaurants and pubs, the radio station WDR2 report
        > ed
        > > that 80 per cent of prices had been put up since the introduction of the e
        > uro.
        > > Some rises were as much as 30 per cent. The consumer office in North Rhine
        > -
        > > Westphalia has compiled tens of thousands of complaints and is investigati
        > ng
        > > 1,369 companies.
        > >
        > > German trade unions have reinforced their wage demands this year of 6.5 pe
        > r
        > > cent influenced by the sense that life is much more expensive under the eu
        > ro.
        > >
        >
        > Identycznie było w Polsce gdy zdenominowano złotówkę.


        Potwierdzam, tak było.
        Jest to po prostu ukryty sposób wprowadzenia skokowej dewaluacji pieniądza.
    • Gość: Stary Re: Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech IP: *.altkom.com.pl 17.05.02, 17:22
      szelmar napisał(a):

      > W ramach informowania o UE tekst z www.euobserver.com. Co na to Fundacja
      > Schumanna i Pan Nowina Konopka?
      >


      Czy oni znają język angielski?


      > The German minister of Finance, Hans Eichel has admitted for the first time
      > that the euro transition forced up prices. "We relied too much on the fact that
      >
      > retailers would police themselves and that was possibly a mistake," Hans Eichel
      >
      > told officials of his Social Democratic party (SPD) according to Der Spiegel,
      > which quoted an unidentified SPD source.
      >
      > "Other countries coped with the transition better," Mr Eichel said, citing
      > France, which banned price rises, and the Netherlands. "Now the price rises are
      >
      > beginning to depress the mood of German consumers,” he said according to
      > Der
      > Spiegel. The Finance Ministry, however, later denied that Eichel had admitted
      > mistakes.
      >
      > National statistics show increased prices
      > A spokesman for the national statistics office said, according to the Guardian,
      >
      > that consumers were showing increasing anger. "The impression people have that
      > everyday items have got more expensive is in no way misleading," Heinz-Peter
      > Hannappel said. According to statistics, vegetables have increased in price
      > since the start of 2002 by 18.3%, dairy products by 8%, bread by 4%, and
      > restaurants by 3.9%.
      >
      > In an investigation of restaurants and pubs, the radio station WDR2 reported
      > that 80 per cent of prices had been put up since the introduction of the euro.
      > Some rises were as much as 30 per cent. The consumer office in North Rhine-
      > Westphalia has compiled tens of thousands of complaints and is investigating
      > 1,369 companies.
      >
      > German trade unions have reinforced their wage demands this year of 6.5 per
      > cent influenced by the sense that life is much more expensive under the euro.
      >

      • Gość: Młody Re: Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech IP: *.altkom.com.pl 21.05.02, 15:03
        Gość portalu: Stary napisał(a):

        > szelmar napisał(a):
        >
        > > W ramach informowania o UE tekst z www.euobserver.com. Co na to Fundacja
        > > Schumanna i Pan Nowina Konopka?
        > >
        >
        >
        > Czy oni znają język angielski?
        >
        >

        Skąd się można tego dowiedzieć?


        > > The German minister of Finance, Hans Eichel has admitted for the first tim
        > e
        > > that the euro transition forced up prices. "We relied too much on the fact
        > that
        > >
        > > retailers would police themselves and that was possibly a mistake," Hans E
        > ichel
        > >
        > > told officials of his Social Democratic party (SPD) according to Der Spieg
        > el,
        > > which quoted an unidentified SPD source.
        > >
        > > "Other countries coped with the transition better," Mr Eichel said, citing
        >
        > > France, which banned price rises, and the Netherlands. "Now the price rise
        > s are
        > >
        > > beginning to depress the mood of German consumers,” he said accordin
        > g to
        > > Der
        > > Spiegel. The Finance Ministry, however, later denied that Eichel had admit
        > ted
        > > mistakes.
        > >
        > > National statistics show increased prices
        > > A spokesman for the national statistics office said, according to the Guar
        > dian,
        > >
        > > that consumers were showing increasing anger. "The impression people have
        > that
        > > everyday items have got more expensive is in no way misleading," Heinz-Pet
        > er
        > > Hannappel said. According to statistics, vegetables have increased in pric
        > e
        > > since the start of 2002 by 18.3%, dairy products by 8%, bread by 4%, and
        > > restaurants by 3.9%.
        > >
        > > In an investigation of restaurants and pubs, the radio station WDR2 report
        > ed
        > > that 80 per cent of prices had been put up since the introduction of the e
        > uro.
        > > Some rises were as much as 30 per cent. The consumer office in North Rhine
        > -
        > > Westphalia has compiled tens of thousands of complaints and is investigati
        > ng
        > > 1,369 companies.
        > >
        > > German trade unions have reinforced their wage demands this year of 6.5 pe
        > r
        > > cent influenced by the sense that life is much more expensive under the eu
        > ro.
        > >
        >

        • Gość: Stary Re: Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech IP: *.altkom.com.pl 24.05.02, 12:51
          Gość portalu: Młody napisał(a):

          > Gość portalu: Stary napisał(a):
          >
          > > szelmar napisał(a):
          > >
          > > > W ramach informowania o UE tekst z www.euobserver.com. Co na to Funda
          > cja
          > > > Schumanna i Pan Nowina Konopka?
          > > >
          > >
          > >
          > > Czy oni znają język angielski?
          > >
          > >
          >
          > Skąd się można tego dowiedzieć?
          >
          >
          Można ich o to zapytać.

          > > > The German minister of Finance, Hans Eichel has admitted for the firs
          > t tim
          > > e
          > > > that the euro transition forced up prices. "We relied too much on the
          > fact
          > > that
          > > >
          > > > retailers would police themselves and that was possibly a mistake," H
          > ans E
          > > ichel
          > > >
          > > > told officials of his Social Democratic party (SPD) according to Der
          > Spieg
          > > el,
          > > > which quoted an unidentified SPD source.
          > > >
          > > > "Other countries coped with the transition better," Mr Eichel said, c
          > iting
          > >
          > > > France, which banned price rises, and the Netherlands. "Now the price
          > rise
          > > s are
          > > >
          > > > beginning to depress the mood of German consumers,” he said acc
          > ordin
          > > g to
          > > > Der
          > > > Spiegel. The Finance Ministry, however, later denied that Eichel had
          > admit
          > > ted
          > > > mistakes.
          > > >
          > > > National statistics show increased prices
          > > > A spokesman for the national statistics office said, according to the
          > Guar
          > > dian,
          > > >
          > > > that consumers were showing increasing anger. "The impression people
          > have
          > > that
          > > > everyday items have got more expensive is in no way misleading," Hein
          > z-Pet
          > > er
          > > > Hannappel said. According to statistics, vegetables have increased in
          > pric
          > > e
          > > > since the start of 2002 by 18.3%, dairy products by 8%, bread by 4%,
          > and
          > > > restaurants by 3.9%.
          > > >
          > > > In an investigation of restaurants and pubs, the radio station WDR2 r
          > eport
          > > ed
          > > > that 80 per cent of prices had been put up since the introduction of
          > the e
          > > uro.
          > > > Some rises were as much as 30 per cent. The consumer office in North
          > Rhine
          > > -
          > > > Westphalia has compiled tens of thousands of complaints and is invest
          > igati
          > > ng
          > > > 1,369 companies.
          > > >
          > > > German trade unions have reinforced their wage demands this year of 6
          > .5 pe
          > > r
          > > > cent influenced by the sense that life is much more expensive under t
          > he eu
          > > ro.
          > > >
          > >
          >

          • Gość: # Re: Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech IP: *.wroclaw.tpnet.pl 24.05.02, 13:21
            Euro powoduje poza tym objawy uczulenia skory.
            • Gość: Janusz Re: Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech IP: *.szczecin.sdi.tpnet.pl 25.05.02, 00:04
              Gość portalu: # napisał(a):

              > Euro powoduje poza tym objawy uczulenia skory.
              ======================
              To tylko taka drobna wysypka na tle nerwowym. Występuje szczególnie często u osób,
              które posiadają tej waluty niezbyt wiele. Ze wzrostem posiadania objawy ustępują.

            • Gość: Stary Re: Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech IP: *.altkom.com.pl 29.05.02, 16:31
              Gość portalu: # napisał(a):

              > Euro powoduje poza tym objawy uczulenia skory.

              U kogo?
              • Gość: Orue Re: Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech IP: *.altkom.com.pl 03.06.02, 17:30
                Gość portalu: Stary napisał(a):

                > Gość portalu: # napisał(a):
                >
                > > Euro powoduje poza tym objawy uczulenia skory.
                >
                > U kogo?


                U tych co wolą wymianę barterową.
            • Gość: wikul Re: Euro spowodowało wzrost cen w Niemczech IP: *.acn.waw.pl 04.06.02, 00:10
              Gość portalu: # napisał(a):

              > Euro powoduje poza tym objawy uczulenia skory.


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