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I’m not sure I like the graph (and the whole report). It feels like it prices stopped growing, the representation in the chart would go down as it would be compared to a growing base number as time goes on.

  • @Nouveau_Burnswick
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    21 year ago

    It seems clear to me, but get the confusion.

    A cumulative graph for both figures would be good. It would show that, yes wages and CPI are the same right now, but here’s the cumulative difference since [whenever].

    There’s also a case for 2%, rather than 0, to be the baseline if that’s the long term target. It’s written that way, but not graphically represented as well.

    • IllecorsOPM
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      11 year ago

      Thanks for the explanation. It does make sense when you put it that way.