ByGulf98
I found new Turkish products in the supermarket today, and they're even more expensive than the products from the wealthy Netherlands. I'm wondering if there's a time when Turkish goods might become cheaper again? Or should we expect to always pay such high prices for products from Turkey?
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At what age did you start to be able to handle money seriously? And at what age do you think you should be able to?
No.
Hello Gulf,
do you know the inflation rate of the Turkish lira?
How can you get the idea of deflation?
Good luck!
Karliename
do you know the inflation rate of the Turkish lira? No.
How can you get the idea of deflation?
Because I don’t think everyone is willing to spend a small fortune on normal products and shouldn’t be bought products you should make them cheaper to sell them to the buyer or you want to make them so expensive that nobody wants to pay for them anymore.
Don’t be angry, but look what deflation is.
You’re talking about market economy. That’s different.
I thought Deflation is when prices go down, market economy probably has to do with it as it is offered on the market to manage it.