What Goes Around, Comes Around

09/07/2006 Mises Wire Joseph T. Salerno

This is rich. Brazilian central bank employees have gone on strike to press for a 23 percent wage increase to compensate for inflation that has taken place since June 2008. HT to Mark Thornton.

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