#hiveppp

Good morning, everyone from the Finance and Economy community! The world is constantly changing. We notice this whenever there is a “hiccup” or a sudden jolt. As far back as 2010, when Portugal was facing

Three months ago I did a post for the Hive PPP Index V2 and asked people to price a basket of goods from their country. The idea was to see how the price differs across countries for the same product.

I used to have a series of posts called Granny knits for Baby Arthur and the last one I wrote was over 4 years ago! Baby Arthur is my niece @kathrynkw's son and back then he was just a few months old.

First of all, I can't wait to show off my new garden. I had it done a few weeks ago, digging up all the crap and clay, and replaced it with fresh soil and new turf. Now I have a very nice garden again!

This is my 7th Chit Chat Friday post, and each week I like to talk about different topics to try to drive up engagement on Hive. This week's topic is an extension of something I did previously, and I'd

A few weeks ago I did a post requesting inputs for a Hive PPP Index. The objective is to look at price parity for the same basket of goods consisting of 12 items, from different countries. I received 18

Another contribution to @livinguktaiwan's initiative to build a "Hive PPP" index to see what we all pay for our lives!

Saturday mornings are usually marked by an activity in my case - I go to the street market to buy fresh fruits and vegetables. I know I can buy all of these things at supermarkets, but the truth is there

Good morning, everyone! The other day I read @livinguktaiwan post which immediately got me very excited about taking part. I like to compare the cost of living between different countries, and even cities

Many years ago when I was studying economics at college, we were taught purchasing price parities PPP. In simple terms, this compares the price for the same basket of goods from different countries, and