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The cost of living and the average wage is generally higher in both of the states compared to Idaho. Could it be that this is not a function of indirect union i
by SteveGerencser 8y ago
The cost of living and the average wage is generally higher in both of the states compared to Idaho. Could it be that this is not a function of indirect union influence and just the fact that Idaho is a depressed state compared to the others you mentioned?
You could say the exact same thing about wages in rural areas vs urban areas.
- microDude 8y agoAs someone who lives in Oregon. Eastern Oregon is incredibly cheap, only around select Western areas (Portland, Willamette Valley, Bend) are the costs much higher.