Average salary for the working class in US is currently less m than at the worst part part of the Great Depression when adjusted for inflation. - eviltoast
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Attached: 1 video Average salary for the class in US is currently less m than at the worst part part of the Great Depression when adjusted for inflation.
  • SomeGuy@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Where did they get their figure for great depression earnings? When I looked it up the average wage was $821 in 1933. Putting that through the inflation calculator gives $19,418.18.