We're not gonna make it

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anybody else remember sams whiny half hour video where he was mad people are bitching about paying 5 dollars for 1 car vlog video a month

cursed

oh we’ve turned on sam now

not really but i'm pretty sure he's loaded

dunno why everything he does has to be about money

just live a happy life nigga

any of u niggas good with economics

help me btfo this graph

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/482956317175054358/483041453531070464/image0.png

arguing with a neoliberal thot that claims ackshually, people are more well off now than the 70s

Inflation

Difference between money and spending power probably

Its def much harder to get a house and have money to afford multiple children

$117k a year is threshold for low income in San Fransisco now

More People are making more than 100k because the jobs are paying more

They pay more because the dollar is worth less

Also wives working more or at all means that households may be making more but you have to invest time to do so and costs from day care and such means people arent really living better

i think this graph is adjusted for inflation

“Inflation adjusted”

Yeah

It is

female workforce participation was high in the 70s i think

The transition from single income to dual income households I dont tihnk are considered here

dual income b/c the norm after the 50s i thought

especially when the 60s crop of hippie kids graduated

not sure but I dont think it was as prominent as now

oh ur right

dota grand finals are right now

Also with daycare costs dual income doesnt lead to that much of an increae in spending power much of the time

among other things

Spending power for a single income seems to be much lower regardless

why would you ever get in that kind of argument nigga go get some coochie

this is what i hit her with

"household poor term to ue
would like to see this done on a per capita
dual income household increase since the 70s
and nowadays, quite a lot of stay-at-home children / multigenerational working households
wealth polarization of this nature already has and will create significant untenable social friction
neoliberal policy has no effective redistributive solutions to address this"

i like dunking on shitlibs who spent 3 years getting an econ degree