Ideas of Using Money in Japan & Germany
When during a time of economic depression and loss of earnings
, saving is not just the topic of people with ordinary income, even if in the developed countries, their people have to try various devices to increase income and decrease expenditure. What's Most Topflight now?:
tiffany jewellery All of the frugal Germans have a small factory in their home, doing what they are shortage of by themselves. The "stingy" Japanese people print a manuscript double-sided, every penny is saved. Now let's see how people save in different developed countries.Magnificent
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Germans--hardworking and thrifty. At present, in Germany, the popular financial management principle is saving everything and at any time and they make everything needed. It is very expensive to eat out in Germany, at least 120 euros per meal for a four-people family. So many German family have eaten out from once a week to twice a month. {P6}> In addition to "thrifty", the diligence of German people also let them save a lot of expenses. In general, German will have a [small family factory" of about 14 square meters at home. There is a big work desk in middle of room, and have some small drawers under the desk, and some nails, screws, pipe fittings, electronic component in different size in it.
Japanese are smart, we often hear the word [thrift" in person`s mouth in Japan. {P11}> In Japan, many enterprise employees bring their own midday meal to work owing to most Japan companies have no canteen so that the staff have to solve their own lunch problem by themselves. It is said that no canteens on the one hand can reduce the trouble of satisfying everyone and on the other hand can prevent waste. Let`s talk about the advantages of fast food, first, it`s cheap, and then everybody like the taste of his food, so that it can stop waste. In Japan, the remained repast will be heated for eating in the next dinner. Tissues are common in most of Japanese office buildings, they can be used as one wishes, but nobody waste them at will. Many people will shed the water on hand after washing their hand, and then wipe with paper towels, because I think this will save paper. Generally, a piece of napkin is enough for a Japanese to wipe his hands. In the public toilets of Japanese parks, streets and lanes there are also toilet papers for free use. But those who go to the toilets not only take care of the public health in the toilets, but also pay much attention to thrify.They do not waste toilet papers and nobody brings the paper in the toilets for use at home.
Ideas of Using Money in Japan & Germany
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