For the past year, even with paychecks increasing, workers have earned less and paid more for everything from rent to gas for their car, according to a new analysis by the Urban Institute.
In fact, American workers have seen the largest decline in real wages since the data began being reported.
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- Prices are rising the fastest in 40 years with inflation reaching 7.9 percent in February.
- More likely to rent a house or commute by car, low-income Ameircans are hurt disproportionately by inflation.
- Democrats’ $2 trillion so-called COVID stimulus already boosted inflation, and with more government spending on the table, even Democrats are starting to worry inflation will get worse.
- Higher costs are being passed onto American families at every turn and a drop in real wages has the U.S. economy on the brink of, or already in, a wage-price spiral, driving inflation even higher.
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