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Q4 2019: 362 Q1 2020: 367 Q1 2024: 365

• laidoffamazon 2y ago
  Correct, it's higher than 2019. Do you think Q1 2020 was a time of mass affluence? You remember the food lines and 15% unemployment, right? It's composition effects.
• maxerickson 2y ago
  Only go up? The existential dread is all about how it's worse than it's ever been before, not about how wage growth has been a little soft for a few years.
  • floxy 2y ago
    Call it a draw? Seems flat for the past 4 years on the average. I'm glad that someone is getting better than 3% yearly raises.