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60% of families are dual income. [1] (53657/1.6) / 52 = $644. That makes the hourly rate $18.72. So around 20 hours to make 1930's purchasing power. Keynes p
by meric 11y ago
60% of families are dual income. [1]
(53657/1.6) / 52 = $644. That makes the hourly rate $18.72.
So around 20 hours to make 1930's purchasing power.
Keynes prediction still ahead.
[1] http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/06/18/5-facts-about-todays-fathers/ft_dual-income-households-1960-2012-2/ http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/06/18/5-facts-abou...
- armenarmen 11y agoVery true, I just did a quick Google search. Thanks for the link!
- veronicatorez 11y agoInteresting read.
- SimpleXYZ 11y agoIn that case I would predict we'll hit it at around, say, 2030.