A price shock hits Germany – and pensioners and poor households lose a lot
Households in the so-called lowest income decile lose on average 2.87% of their disposable income, while the highest-income households ..
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Ifo study sees billions in costs for consumers Highly affected are therefore also older people: pensioner couples lose due to the price shock 1.53 percent, single seniors 1.45 percent of their income. Home Economy Status: 10.08.2026, 10:29 PM Comments Follow us on Google A price shock affects people in Germany very differently.
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Ifo study sees billions in costs for consumers Highly affected are therefore also older people: pensioner couples lose due to the price shock 1.53 percent, single seniors 1.45 percent of their income.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Home Economy Status: 10.08.2026, 10:29 PM Comments Follow us on Google A price shock affects people in Germany very differently.
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