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Compare wages to productivity [0]. Or compare the rise in wages to the rise in housing costs [1]. The vast majority of the gains in productivity have been capt
by mandmandam 2y ago
Compare wages to productivity [0]. Or compare the rise in wages to the rise in housing costs [1].
The vast majority of the gains in productivity have been captured and funneled upward.
0 - https://assets.weforum.org/editor/HFNnYrqruqvI_-Skg2C7ZYjdcXp-6EsuSBkSyHpSbm0.png https://assets.weforum.org/editor/HFNnYrqruqvI_-Skg2C7ZYjdcX...
- milesrout 2y agoThat graph is misinformation. It deliberately excludes the wages of the most productive workers (but includes their productivity) which makes it meaningless.