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I meant for the other sectors. You've picked one that didn't fit what I said to "prove" I am wrong. About wages being higher: are you taking inflation into acc
by thiago_fm 3y ago
I meant for the other sectors. You've picked one that didn't fit what I said to "prove" I am wrong.
About wages being higher: are you taking inflation into account? Where are those figures?
Even if you took inflation into account, the US is so big and inequality is so huge there that inflation country numb reis completely uneven and pointless.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> meant for the other sectors. You've picked one that didn't fit what I said to "prove" I am wrong I picked the second-largest hiring category since the largest one, private education and healthcare, is less generous to your argument: it’s filled with high-paying, rewarding jobs. > About wages being higher: are you taking inflation into account? Yes [1]. > the US is so big and inequality is so huge there that inflation country numb reis completely uneven and pointless Varied, yes. Even given the variance, it’s difficult to find large cohorts who don’t have a higher real wage today than any time other than Q4 2019 to Q4 2021 (stimulus). That doesn’t mean life doesn’t suck for a lot of people, just that it’s better for most and far better for many. [1] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LES1252881600Q https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LES1252881600Q