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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Some thoughts. If inflation is increasing at a lower rate than previously, the higher rate for previous years have set a higher level. There by, if salary increase is based upon the new lower inflation rate it will not equal or surpass the cost level already incurred. Indeed, unless costs stagnant or decrease, salary increases […] The post Wages Have Not Caught Up with Previous Inflation appeared first on Angry Bear.
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[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content]Some thoughts. If inflation is increasing at a lower rate than previously, the higher rate for previous years have set a higher level. There by, if salary increase is based upon the new lower inflation rate it will not equal or surpass the cost level already incurred. Indeed, unless costs stagnant or decrease, salary increases […] The post Wages Have Not Caught Up with Previous Inflation appeared first on Angry Bear.
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Angry Bear considers the following as important: Inflation 2024, US EConomics
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Some thoughts. If inflation is increasing at a lower rate than previously, the higher rate for previous years have set a higher level. There by, if salary increase is based upon the new lower inflation rate it will not equal or surpass the cost level already incurred. Indeed, unless costs stagnant or decrease, salary increases […]
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