Great Race Wages vs Prices in 1960s Labor Stats
An analysis of the 12 month period in the Bureau of Labor Statistics annual survey compares pay gains to the Consumer Price Index. White collar workers averaged a 6.6 percent pay rise while CPI rose 4.5 percent, yielding a modest gain in purchasing power though uneven across occupations. Chief accountants saw the largest rise at 11.3 percent, while top attorneys gained only 1 percent.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Monthly
Labor Review
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Acad
K ’ Hou
Hope
Ae Berets
Box A
Hope Star
el Dorado, Ark
Oith of Hope
Stet
Eas
Hillcrest
Imperial
Edgewood
Brown
Kounty Courts
Hwy. 174
Experiment Station
J.C. Moore
Lince
Hempstead County
Pat Bates
Etter Printing CO
Washington
Arkansas
Pioneer Printers
Income Tax Service
Donald Smith
Walker
Sue Walker
S. Main
Rowe
Hana
Taliaferro Gray
H&o
H&r Block Income Tax Service
South Elm
East Shower
Thurman Ridling
Bill Sargent
Garnett Thompson
Curtis Yates
Gert
Sue
Hope Furniture
Clifford Franks
West Sh
Larry Redlich
Singer Sewing Machine Service
D. O. Hinkle
Fabric Center
Singer
Mr. Brown
Plumbing
H. C. Kennedy Plumbing
S. Elm
Omar Sharif
Bulgaria
Fordyce Roofing Co
James Gaines
J. B. Ingram, Jr
SOUTH
Hope Iron and Metal, Inc
Hope Realty
Third Hope
West Ave. A
Hbievins
Ark
Millwood Lake
Saratoga Landing
Call
Patmos
Richard Hogue
Hope, Arkansas
Horace Samuels
Jesus
John
God
Abraham Lincoln
By Oswald
James Jacoby
North
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
ASTRO+GRAPhy BERNICE BEDE
OSOL
Alpri
By Carlton Smith
Nea, Linc
John Doe
General Electric
Stero
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric
Bill Browning
Mike Archer
Hope, Ark
Big Red Farms, Inc
Armour Packing Co
H. J. “Bear’’ Townsend
Imec
World Almanac
le Mans
France
Jesse M. Evans
Mrs
Cassie Smith
Bobbie Babbs
Ode Smith
Jack Simpson
Gordon Renshaw
Jim McKenzie
Karen Simpson
Lisa
David
Marie Cook