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Wage growth lags inflation, making the affordability crisis feel even more acute
This article discusses how wages in the United States have been increasing at a rate slower than inflation, resulting in decreased purchasing power for many workers. This decline in real income occurs amid rising concerns over affordability, especially with upcoming midterm elections. The content also promotes subscription options for the Washington Examiner, emphasizing trusted journalism and offering unlimited access to articles, with options for existing members to log in or cancel anytime.
Wages in the United States have been growing below the level of inflation, meaning that the purchasing power for many workers has gone down at a time when affordability concerns are front and center ahead of the midterm elections.
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