And hardly any of that goes to the driver…stop using these apps

The net income is lower than the salaries paid to its employees

Coal powered turbines…

If you job hop, you can make a lot more (on average, 50%, meaning lots make more) money than staying with the same company, so it’s not crazy to think somebody could see this kind of raises

Add investment renting as the taxes for owning (one, but even multiple) houses/realities Is basically nothing, so it was one of the most Safe And solid investments with low interest rates in last decade.

Talking about Czechia.

Local currency, larger inflation than abroad, and lack of new construction due to regulatory minefields. Same as Czechia.

Source: 15 months into obtaining a construction permit for a regular house on my own land. During this time material costs tripled.

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What data graph is this called

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If it's weighted with hungarian currency changes , than could be a reason. EUR-HUF went from 315 to 410 in this period. The other countries has much more stable currencies. Even if it's not, the EUR-HUF rising is still an issue: Hungarians got their salaries in forint while foreign investors have USD or EUR, so they practically have a nice 30% discount on the hungarian real estates. Obviously the foreigner investments grew, so the prices too. Also, hungarian goverment implemented a huge family support program,which means government gives a shittone of money to people willing to have 3+ children. We're talking about the price of half of a house. If you give a lot money to people to buy houses, than the demand rises, so will the prices.

To be fair, they’re probably only paying a small fraction of that amount in taxes this year

It’s because it’s not really their tax bill. There are a lot of things that can raise or lower income tax expense without changing the tax they pay, which can lead to super high or super low rates year to year

it says how they are spending the money but not how they are making it, is the revenue coming from subscriptions? advertising?

I ALWAYS tip, I order considerably less frequently because the fees are so outrageous. It would be one thing if it was a flat fee, but the fees increase with order size so it gets exorbitant quickly.

What country are you in? I didn't know it was possible to tip $0 for a food order.

The apps I use force a minimum amount when you get to the payment section. Where I live it's impossible to tip nothing on Uber Eats or the other apps.

I don't know where you live but where I live there usually is a service fee and sometimes there's even an additional delivery fee, and a tip is expected on top of all that. That's how an $8 sandwich will end up costing $23

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Not surprising considering it's more acceptable to drink energy drinks at work (and plenty of other public places) than beer.

The data is from Finance ministry India website . The tool used ( plain old Excel)

I’m starting to get to the point where I might fall in this camp. I used to tip $5 when getting a pizza delivered. Now the “delivery fee” at my local place is $7.49…… idk how the delivery fee can be that high when the place is a 12 minute drive from me

Anecdotally have notice a lot of teenagers at my kids school are heavily into energy drinks. I suspect as they get a bit older beer will outpace it

Yeah, I'd be interesting to see it in percentage in addition to sum.

Why did house prices increase so much in Hungary in the last 5 years?

Yup, but not all, which is the point I was making.

YoY: Year-over-Year (change during last 12 months)

5Y: change over 5 Years :)