sc94597 said:
It is adjusted for inflation, so in 1820 money 90% of the population was making much less than $2. Basic necessities like food, gas, housing, etc should be similar after adjusting for inflation. Of course, we have many more luxury goods today, and a lot more debt options. For example on price of goods;
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I feel mousy of those graphs don't also take into account that people in the US used to enjoy a higher average pay (adjusted for inflation). That's kind of the whole problem with this minimum wage business.
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