The table above reports the nominal average hourly earnings in private industry and the consumer price index for 1965 and 2010
Refer to Table 9-14. The real average hourly earnings for 1965 in 1982-1984 dollars equal
Real hourly wage for 1965 in 1982-84 dollar is =Nominal Avg hourly earning/CPI of 1965*100
Real hourly wage=2.65/32*100=8.2812
ans is C
Refer to Table 9-14. The real average hourly earnings for 1965 in 1982-1984 dollars equal
The table above reports the nominal average hourly earnings in private industry and the consumer price index for 1965 and 2005. Refer to Table 16-7. The real average hourly earnings for 1965 in 1982-1984 dollars equal $1.35. $5.19. $828. $84.80
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