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LUCKILY FOR THE DEMS, THE PANDEMIC LET THEM GET THAT UNDER CONTROL BEFORE THE ELECTION: The Higher W?

By Glenn Reynolds

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LUCKILY FOR THE DEMS, THE PANDEMIC LET THEM GET THAT UNDER CONTROL BEFORE THE ELECTION: The Higher Wages of Growth: Before the pandemic, income growth soared and poverty fell to the lowest rate since 1959.

In case you missed it, and most of the media did, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday that the median household income in 2019 grew a whopping 6.8%?the largest annual increase on record. While this year?s government-ordered lockdowns will erase these gains in the short term at least, it?s still worth highlighting how lower-income workers and minorities benefited from faster growth and a tighter labor market before the pandemic.

Real median U.S. household income last year rose by $4,379 to $68,709. In dollar amounts, this is nearly 50% more than during the eight years of Barack Obama?s Presidency. The wealthy last year benefited from a roaring stock market, as they did during most of the Obama years.

But lower and middle-income folks were also finally sharing more in the country?s growing wealth. Notably, median household incomes increased more among Hispanics (7.1%), blacks (7.9%), Asians (10.6%) and foreign-born workers (8.5%) versus whites (5.7%) and native-born Americans (6.2%). One reason is more Americans with lower education levels were working.

But don’t worry. If Biden gets elected, they’ll make sure this never happens again.

Full post as published by Instapundit.com on November 02, 2020 (boomark / email).

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