Reductions in real wages has contributed to the decline of the shout.

Increasing real wages confirm the increase in productivity

In addition, real wage increases are projected to continue to drive purchasing power.

And it brought rising real wages and rising standards of living.

As the expected nominal wage increase is only slightly above the inflation rate of 0.6%, the real wage increase will likely dampen private consumption.

Since the last 1990s the pace of real earnings growth has increased again.

Rising real wages have enabled a fall in the average working week.

Rising real wages relative to productivity impose a burden on firms and employment.

The rise in public service salaries has been identified by the bank as the main cause of rising inflation.

Lower inflationary pressures and higher real wages should steadily lead to an increase in real revenues and an upturn in household consumption in 2017.

Price deflation during this time caused real wages to rise by 12 percent in 1930.

Between the 1800s and the 1860s, population grows as real wages rise.

Deflation caused real wages to rise 4 percent, and employment fell 17 percent.

The upward shift in the wage-setting curve would have caused real wages to increase if taxes on firms had not also been increased.

This real wage increase resulted in a reduction in the auto employment index of nearly sixty points.