Christophe wrote:With around € 250 million in profit per year per reactor... I think the calculation is done quickly ... (calculated on the basis of 4 cts of profit per kWh sold)

€ 250 million in profit or turnover?

$ 500 per week for a German family.
$ 2000 per month! Wow!

Christophe wrote:Moué ... I have some doubts ... if valid for the washing machine (and again it is a survey therefore very subjective), for the rest must not generalize ... but there is one can be a hope ( we can dream since it's national):

In fact, the study focuses on large appliances in general.

Mine, an entry-level Laden, is about to enter its 10th year... A recent one would be more economical and quieter, but as long as it works...:| If the lifespan has changed little between 1977 and 2012, the price on the other hand: - Purchase price in 1978: 1770 francs at the time with a minimum wage of 11 francs...

The washing machine: According to a study carried out by the TNS-SOFRES from 2010 to 2011 and another survey carried out by SOFRES in 1977, household appliances are still used for more than ten years as they were ten years ago . However, prices continue to fall and the frequency of use...

Post error, read here: https://www.econologie.com/forums/post253703.html#253703

The small house to pay over 25 years: 20 hours per week

1156 working hours at the minimum wage to buy a 2013 dacia sandero diesel.

Paid on credit over 4 years = 6,14 hours of work per week.
(Borrowing rate (5%)

Cars that will make 400 km no longer exist on current production lines ... ????? You think ? I call back: http://www.largus.fr/actualite-automobile/honda-civic-honda-civic-000-i-dtec-une-garantie-16-million-de-kms-1.html Hello, I am also reminds: The Mitsubi ...