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That doesnt seem to be the case. The original claim is there was no wage increases but he showed there is 7%. Please elaborate.
by nonethewiser 3y ago
That doesnt seem to be the case. The original claim is there was no wage increases but he showed there is 7%. Please elaborate.
- scaredginger 3y agoThe original claim was that "The way real wages are tracked also undersell this trend"; they are calling CPI into question. Personally, I don't really have an opinion on whether CPI is effective here, but saying "CPI-adjusted wages have increased" is clearly a stupid argument when somebody questions the efficacy of CPI
- gruez 3y ago>The original claim was that "The way real wages are tracked also undersell this trend"; they are calling CPI into question. The original comment makes no mention of CPI. It only mentions that certain categories of goods have outpaced wage growth. Of course you're going to get that result if you cherry pick your basket.