Unfortunately wages have been going down.
The only thing keeping them as high as they are now are one time bonuses from the tax cuts for corporations and billionaires.
The speculation there is new workers are entering the market and people my age have been retiring.
So is GDP sustainable at 4.1% if wages are dropping?
How does it feel to be wrong every time you type? Wages grew 4.89% in may 0f 2018 over the same month in 2017. Hourly wages grew to a record high of $22.62 in June of 2018. If you want to do your homework, these numbers are from the SSA.gov and from tradeeconomics.
How does it feel to just pull numbers out of your ass?
Nominal Wage Tracker | Economic Policy Institute
Nominal Wage Tracker
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Nominal wage growth has been far below target in the recovery; Chart: Mind the ... change in private-sector nominal average hourly earnings, 2007–2018 ...
What's really going on with wages in America - CNN Money
https://money.cnn.com/2018/06/13/news/economy/wage-growth.../index.html
Jun 13, 2018 - With unemployment near historic lows,
wage growth remains stubbornly low. ... by Lydia DePillis @CNNMoney June 13, 2018: 7:53 PM ET .... hours — but then they stopped short and have been relatively stagnantever since.
For the biggest group of American workers, wages aren't just flat. They ...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../2018/.../for-the-biggest-group-of-american-workers...
Jun 15, 2018 - Average wages for a group that includes about four-fifths of U.S. ... in May 2017 to $22.59 in May 2018, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said.
Rising employment overshadowed by unprecedented wage stagnation
www.oecd.org › Newsroom
Jul 4, 2018 - The OECD Employment Outlook 2018 says that the employment rate ... More worryingly, wage stagnation affects low-paid workers much more ...