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Worker wages drop while companies spend billions to boost stocksWorker pay in the second quarter dropped nearly one percent below its first-quarter level, according to the PayScale Index, one measure of worker pay. When accounting for inflation, the drop is even steeper. Year-over-year, rising prices have eaten up still-modest pay gains for many workers, with the result that real wages fell 1.4 percent from the prior year, according to PayScale. The drop was broad, with 80 percent of industries and two-thirds of metro areas affected.
Sounds like we need to cut off the flow of Illegal Immigrants {New Democratic Voters} who are coming in and taking jobs from our citizens and/or keeping their wages low.
Stop Democratic Hypocrisy.
Employers have gotten fat and lazy thanks to access to cheap and desperate Third World labor.
They are setting the stage for a massive comeback of Unions. If the Unions have any balls and/or brains at all.
Sounds like we need to cut off the flow of Illegal Immigrants {New Democratic Voters} who are coming in and taking jobs from our citizens and/or keeping their wages low.
Stop Democratic Hypocrisy.
the commies are freaking.Trump's economy is running strong: Retail sales numbers jump:
Strong retail sales report suggests robust economic growth in the second quarter
- That gives President Donald Trump the best wage gains since the Great Recession, easily topping any during former President Barack Obama's entire term.
How much would real wages have dropped if we didn't have the tax cut?Wages adjusted for inflation (real wages) dropped 1.4% this second quarter compared to the second quarter last year, despite the tax cuts.
all you got. too fking funny.Sounds like we need to cut off the flow of Illegal Immigrants {New Democratic Voters} who are coming in and taking jobs from our citizens and/or keeping their wages low.
Stop Democratic Hypocrisy.
Yeah!
Lots of Americans lining up for those lettuce picking jobs, right?
I dunno about that data, but nothing suggests McConnell's tax cut does shit for workers.Wages adjusted for inflation (real wages) dropped 1.4% this second quarter compared to the second quarter last year, despite the tax cuts.
Worker wages drop while companies spend billions to boost stocksWorker pay in the second quarter dropped nearly one percent below its first-quarter level, according to the PayScale Index, one measure of worker pay. When accounting for inflation, the drop is even steeper. Year-over-year, rising prices have eaten up still-modest pay gains for many workers, with the result that real wages fell 1.4 percent from the prior year, according to PayScale. The drop was broad, with 80 percent of industries and two-thirds of metro areas affected.
#MAGA
How much would real wages have dropped if we didn't have the tax cut?Wages adjusted for inflation (real wages) dropped 1.4% this second quarter compared to the second quarter last year, despite the tax cuts.
How much of the YoY erosion of buying power attributable to the distribution effects of inflation? What about the effects of tariffs, how much did those contribute?
How much effect has low productivity growth influenced nominal wage growth? Why is productivity growth so low?
If you "dunno about that data" then you don't have a basis for drawing any conclusions, the whole premise here is nothing more than a correlation implies causation nonsense argument.I dunno about that data,Wages adjusted for inflation (real wages) dropped 1.4% this second quarter compared to the second quarter last year, despite the tax cuts.
Worker wages drop while companies spend billions to boost stocksWorker pay in the second quarter dropped nearly one percent below its first-quarter level, according to the PayScale Index, one measure of worker pay. When accounting for inflation, the drop is even steeper. Year-over-year, rising prices have eaten up still-modest pay gains for many workers, with the result that real wages fell 1.4 percent from the prior year, according to PayScale. The drop was broad, with 80 percent of industries and two-thirds of metro areas affected.
#MAGA
It's been 6 months since the tax cut took effect, you were expecting an appreciable change in real wage growth over that short of a period of time? Are you familiar with the factors that go into real wage growth?but nothing suggests McConnell's tax cut does shit for workers.
fox, I posted data that seems to conflict with the data relied upon by the OP. And, I don't recall seeing any data that was consistent with the OP. Rather, real wages have been increasing, since the recession, but not as quickly as gnp growth, and no data since the tax cut shows any change. And Trump is the one saying his tax cut created wage growth, so take it up with him, and not with me.If you "dunno about that data" then you don't have a basis for drawing any conclusions, the whole premise here is nothing more than a correlation implies causation nonsense argument.I dunno about that data,Wages adjusted for inflation (real wages) dropped 1.4% this second quarter compared to the second quarter last year, despite the tax cuts.
Worker wages drop while companies spend billions to boost stocksWorker pay in the second quarter dropped nearly one percent below its first-quarter level, according to the PayScale Index, one measure of worker pay. When accounting for inflation, the drop is even steeper. Year-over-year, rising prices have eaten up still-modest pay gains for many workers, with the result that real wages fell 1.4 percent from the prior year, according to PayScale. The drop was broad, with 80 percent of industries and two-thirds of metro areas affected.
#MAGA
It's been 6 months since the tax cut took effect, you were expecting an appreciable change in real wage growth over that short of a period of time? Are you familiar with the factors that go into real wage growth?but nothing suggests McConnell's tax cut does shit for workers.
You posted historical data for nominal wages and labor market conditions the OP's article is talking about REAL wage growth so it's non sequitur.fox, I posted data that seems to conflict with the data relied upon by the OP. And, I don't recall seeing any data that was consistent with the OP. Rather, real wages have been increasing, since the recession, but not as quickly as gnp growth, and no data since the tax cut shows any change. And Trump is the one saying his tax cut created wage growth, so take it up with him, and not with me.If you "dunno about that data" then you don't have a basis for drawing any conclusions, the whole premise here is nothing more than a correlation implies causation nonsense argument.I dunno about that data,Wages adjusted for inflation (real wages) dropped 1.4% this second quarter compared to the second quarter last year, despite the tax cuts.
Worker wages drop while companies spend billions to boost stocksWorker pay in the second quarter dropped nearly one percent below its first-quarter level, according to the PayScale Index, one measure of worker pay. When accounting for inflation, the drop is even steeper. Year-over-year, rising prices have eaten up still-modest pay gains for many workers, with the result that real wages fell 1.4 percent from the prior year, according to PayScale. The drop was broad, with 80 percent of industries and two-thirds of metro areas affected.
#MAGA
It's been 6 months since the tax cut took effect, you were expecting an appreciable change in real wage growth over that short of a period of time? Are you familiar with the factors that go into real wage growth?but nothing suggests McConnell's tax cut does shit for workers.
Sounds like we need to cut off the flow of Illegal Immigrants {New Democratic Voters} who are coming in and taking jobs from our citizens and/or keeping their wages low.
Stop Democratic Hypocrisy.
Yeah!
Lots of Americans lining up for those lettuce picking jobs, right?
