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Who is afraid of higher wages? Central banks. Wage negotiations are, after all, a power struggle between workers and owners of capital

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Decisions taken this month by the European Central Bank, the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England to bring back control...

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Who is afraid of higher wages? Central banks. Wage negotiations are, after all, a power struggle between workers and owners of capital

Decisions taken this month by the European Central Bank, the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England to bring back control...

2 years ago·Ilfov County, Romania

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ZF.ro broke the news in Ilfov County, Romania 2 years ago on Monday, September 25, 2023.

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Who is afraid of higher wages? Central banks. Wage negotiations are, after all, a power struggle between workers and owners of capital

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Who is afraid of higher wages? Central banks. Wage negotiations are, after all, a power struggle between workers and owners of capital

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