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人心都是肉“涨”的“这10年来,中国的宏观经济政策,或多或少有部分是由猪肉决定的。”时间要追溯回10年前,在2001年11月11日的入世协议签订之前,网络上流传一篇名为《入世会带来物价波动吗?》的文章。这篇文章试着列出了三个可能:房价降、车价降、软件价格上涨。这篇文章没有提及笔者最关注的猪肉价格。当时,笔者租住在北京中关村附近,小两居的房间月租金1200元。邻居家的小两口开着一辆两厢小夏利,要价7.8万,和满大街跑的出租车一个类型。拿着3000元不到的月工资,每三天到北大西门外的早市买上一斤猪肉,均价5.5元,小日子也勉强过得去。现在来算的话,那间小两居的租金已经到了一个月4500
The hearts and minds of the people are all “rising”. “For 10 years, China’s macroeconomic policies have been made more or less decided by pork.” “The time to go back 10 years ago, on November 11, 2001 Before the WTO accession agreement was signed on the Internet, there was an article circulated on the Internet entitled ”Will the WTO bring price fluctuations?" This article attempts to list three possibilities: falling house prices, falling car prices, rising software prices. This article does not mention the author’s most concerned about the price of pork. At that time, I rented a house in Beijing’s Zhongguancun neighborhood, a small two-month rent of 1,200 yuan. The couple’s neighbors drove a hatchback small Xiali, asking price of 78,000, and a taxi running full street type. Holding a monthly salary of less than 3,000 yuan, every three days to buy a pound of pork outside the north west gate, the average price of 5.5 yuan, a small day barely decent. Now to count, then the rent of two small houses has reached 4500 a month