real wages

Real wages for these workers are now lower, on average, than two years ago.

Real wages rose by more than 10 percent last year.

Real wages did not grow in the last two years and will fall further.

In the last three years, real wages have dropped 4.5 percent.

In fact, your real wages, on the average, have been going down.

During the same period real wages have dropped more than 25 percent.

And the real wages of production workers dropped in that period.

There were similar increases in real wages during the 19th century.

There has even been some recovery in real wages over the last few years.

The result was not only an increase in real wages but also a higher rate of inflation.

Real wages have fallen in this country over the last two decades.

Or it can report on the changes in the real wages of its graduates.

Last year, real wages for low-income workers were still below 2001 levels.

Workers and employers usually do not get together to agree on the value of real wages.

"Real wages for America's workers have gone down," she said.

Real wages fell 0.9 percent last month while the number of people working remained stable.

As a result, the decline in real wages was put at 20 percent for the year by a Western ambassador.

Quite a few people have committed themselves to the story line that productivity is up but real wages are down.

The cost of living has been mounting and real wages are shrinking.

The greater part of the apparent profit is, in this case too, real wages.

This helped European capital to hold down real wages by raising prices.

In 1989, however, median real wages for women working full time year-round also began to fall.

Real wages declined by 40 per cent under military rule.

The inflation rate increased faster, and soon real wages fell.

For example, the real wages of Caterpillar workers have declined.