no wages grew by the largest percentage in 10 years in February 12 months adjusted which was 3.4%. you need to learn the difference between annual, 3 month adjusted, 12 month adjusted and month compared to previous month. There are many different variations of wage growth. Hourly earnings only increased 1.7% so most of that growth was not for the middle class. And it has almost nothing to do with the "type" of jobs. It is because we have 8 million unfilled positions and nobody to fill them so employers must offer more to compete. wage growth should keep increasing until a recession hits.No, You simply don’t understand what you’re looking at.
Yearly wages grew by the largest percentage in 10 years, last year. Why do you think that is? Because of the types of jobs being filled.
As I’ve argued you with you before, Obama entered office at the best possible time for an incoming president. Everything had bottomed out, so any growth was going to be magnified.
This economy is better for everyone across the board, and I suspect you know it.
Trump became President at a much better time. The wrecked economy was fixed and all he had to do was sit back and not **** it up. If he had come in after Bush he would have actually been forced to do real economic policy work. That means he would have to actually work with congress to pass aggressive bipartisan legislation something he is not capable of doing. He probably wouldn't have wanted to bail out the auto industry and that would have pushed us into a depression. He also wouldn't have been able to spend his entire Presidency fear mongering on immigrants so would have been no fun for him.
All of this data is on the bls website, you need to learn how to digest it. or you can get good info from the ATL fed, they break down all of the economic data releases.
https://www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/realer.pdf
https://www.frbatlanta.org/cqer/research/gdpnow.aspx
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