OK, who is actualyl seeing that growth?
Not the 90% of workers whose real wages are flat or declining.
Not those with assets tied up in the market, which is lower than it was pre-Russia Tax Cut.
Not the farmers who needed a $12B bailout.
Not the 5 million people who lost health insurance.
Not the housing market, which is down.
So who is seeing 3% growth, really?
If you subtract the wage gains for the top 1% out of this, what does the wage picture look like for most workers? Shitty.
Going back to October, we saw wages grow 3/1%,
however wages for the top 1% grew by 3.7%, which means wages for the bottom 90% of workers grew at a pace equal to, or slower than inflation.
By this time next year, we will be in a recession.
That's when you'll float your lifeboat, but it'll be burned.