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The real value (purchasing power) of the money went down in recent decades. So if nominally 1.6 million looks big in 1980's terms, nowadays it is not so much.
by idiocrat 4y ago
The real value (purchasing power) of the money went down in recent decades.
So if nominally 1.6 million looks big in 1980's terms, nowadays it is not so much.
Therefore, if you as a dev are getting 160k, then you are unfairly underpaid.
- quantified 4y agoIt's pretty big in 2022 terms. One 1,300 sq ft Bay Area ranch house per year.
- jrh206 4y agoIs this the best you can do?