Elderly Everyday Life Strait: A Qualitative Study about Reflection of Economic Inflation in the Retirees Everyday life

Economic inflation and expensiveness of goods and services can put pressure on retirees as a low income groups, and affected their social interactions. Our aim in this study was to understand the retiree’s experiences about economic inflation, and that is outcomes in their life. The research approach is qualitative and carried out with constructive grounded theory method. The research participants included 33 retired people from variant organizations that selected purposefully with snowball sampling method. The data gathered through semi-structured interview and the transcripts were analyzed through theoretical coding technique. According to coded data, 7 main categories constructed, included livelihood accommodation, decrease of support for children, difficulty of children expectations, burnout, decrease of moral solidarity, limitation of interactions and norms burnout. Finally the participant retirees experienced and interpreted inflation as straits in their relationships, mental and social life.