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Except lower class people got the highest increases in wages over the last few years. It's only the top 5% that haven't netted out far ahead, and they're basica
by laidoffamazon 2y ago
Except lower class people got the highest increases in wages over the last few years. It's only the top 5% that haven't netted out far ahead, and they're basically at the same level as before.
- sigmar 2y agoYeah, was going to comment the same. Pretty clear evidence of a lot of wage compression the past few years https://www.nber.org/papers/w31010 https://www.nber.org/papers/w31010 https://www.ft.com/content/f32d4927-a182-4d7c-bf2d-dd915ef846b0 https://www.ft.com/content/f32d4927-a182-4d7c-bf2d-dd915ef84...
- laidoffamazon 2y agoWhen you bring this up people call it "gaslighting" because positive news can't be real. It's honestly bizarre.
- a0986373 2y agoYour data ironically cannot be viewed unless you are a paying member.
- a0986373 2y agoAnd how has the cost of living/housing/transportation increased? And not just over 5 years. Over decades. How much more are they actually saving compared to 10 or 20 years ago? The reason why your points are considered "gaslighting" by others is because you are addressing the wrong questions.