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As the rise in living costs in this period is negligible, these figures represent real wage increases.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “As the rise in living costs in this period is negligible, these figures represent real wage increases.”
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Coolidge notes that the rise in living costs is minimal, indicating real wage increases during that period.
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