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Mathematics, 22.01.2022 19:10 OliTepley5966

You have added text into an unselected answer choice. Please select the answer choice or remove the text. Next we are asking you to think about changes in prices during the next 12 months in relation to your income.

Given your expectations about developments in prices of goods and services during the next 12 months, how would your income have to change to make you equally well-off relative to your current situation, such that you can buy the same amount of goods and services as today?
(For example, if you consider prices will fall by 2% over the next 12 months, you may still be able to buy the same goods and services if your income also decreases by 2%.)

To make me equally well off, my income would have to…

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