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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

If inflation is zero, why does my paycheck feel like it's shrinking?

If inflation is zero, why does my paycheck feel like it's shrinking?
Accordingto the current Consumer Price Index, the inflation rate is zero percent. But for many people, their cost of living doesn't reflect the data's averages.

# posted by Janice's Labor, Work, Economics News Blog @ 11:32 AM

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