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"Squinting at the data, it looks like the average rate of growth is about the same immediately before and after the 1970s; if anything the rate of growth is a t
by apsec112 17y ago
"Squinting at the data, it looks like the average rate of growth is about the same immediately before and after the 1970s; if anything the rate of growth is a tiny bit higher since then."
Look at actual wages, which stopped increasing in the early 1970s.
http://static.seekingalpha.com/uploads/2009/9/13/saupload_us_census_burea_median_income.png http://static.seekingalpha.com/uploads/2009/9/13/saupload_us...
(This shows household income, which is slightly increasing, but only because more women are in the workforce now than in 1970; personal income is stagnant.)
- eru 17y agoWhat if there were more single households?