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RE: Stemit Engagement Challenge S4-W3 | My daily transportations
Talking about daily transportation, I am very interested, moreover, the picture looks quite meaningful. Again, for now in my country, in particular, there is a condition where the price of fuel continues to rise, so the effect will also occur on public transportation and may have more effects. Big things will happen to poor people there where they are looking for a day to eat today, but after all it is government policy we must respect it, and hopefully in the future there will be another revision of fuel prices which are fairly high in Indonesia, especially those that hamper the economy of the middle to lower class. btw a little vent from me about the indonesia nowsday hehe. Thanks for the great post @patjewell :)
Wow! What a graat reply.
The price of fuel is also increasing here by us month after month. The big thing is the government taxes. Nearly 1/3 of our fuel cost per litre goes to the government. It is making a lot of South Africans very cross.
So yes, you are not the only one getting cross.
The sad things is that price of goods in general goes up and never goes down again.
The % increase between salaris and goods in a year is also way out of balance. What can we do? Pay!
Not fair!
Thanks for the visit!
yes that's right, because if the price of oil is increased it will affect other parts as well, both public transportation and also the poverty rate will increase too, Thank you @patjewell for the very good reply. 🙂☺
Btw i just made the diary post about my thesis in campus , hope u visit my article ☺