Edit: the parent also called out median comp being up. Again, the persistence of the negative vibes without any actual data reinforces how the media now negatively impacts everyone's attitudes and ultimately mental health
Edit: the parent also called out median comp being up. Again, the persistence of the negative vibes without any actual data reinforces how the media now negatively impacts everyone's attitudes and ultimately mental health
Some numbers (all the usual "mean-vs-median" caveats apply, though IME it rarely changes much):
France mean wages (2001-2022): 41706/26275 = 1.59 (2.2%/yr)
France CPI (2001-2022): 108.74/80.39 = 1.35 (1.4%/yr)
GB mean weekly wages (2001-2022): 599/321 = 1.87 (3.0%/yr!)
GB CPI: 114.6/73.5 (2001-2022): = 1.56 (2.14%/yr)
Canada mean wages (2001-2022): 14,176.4/10,405.1 = 1.36 (1.5%/yr)
Canada CPI (2001-2022): 146.3/96.8 = 1.51 (2.0%/yr)
https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/time...
https://www.statista.com/statistics/416204/average-annual-wa...