claim: "80 percent of the american people haven’t gotten a pay raise since the crash."
author: bill clinton
evidence_1: apr 4, 2016 ... also, as has been widely reported and dissected, ms.clinton's ... 80 percent of  the american people haven't gotten a pay raise since the crash.
evidence_2: aug 7, 2018 ... adjusted for inflation, today's average hourly wage has about as much  purchasing ... for most u.s. workers, real wages have barely budged in decades  ... but in the years just before the 2007-08 financial collapse, average hourly ... in  january 1973 had the same purchasing power that $23.68 would today.
evidence_3: oct 10, 2016 ... the us economy is changing — and not always in the ways people expect. ...  since 1987, us manufacturers have increased their output by 80 percent at the  same time as they have reduced their workforce by about 17 percent. ... means  that the interest rate you pay to buy a house — as well as the interest ...
evidence_4: sep 4, 2018 ... the u.s. economy crashes when it becomes too top heavy—the rich don't spend  ... but they haven't seen any rise in their wages, adjusted for inflation. ... toward  the same sort of crash we had in 2008, and possibly as bad as 1929. ... almost 80  percent of americans are now living paycheck to paycheck.
evidence_5: jun 27, 2017 ... warren buffett says people like him are the problem with the u.s. economy. ... "if  you go to 1982, when forbes put on their first 400 list, those people had [a total of ] $93 ... been trending upwards since the crash in march 2009 and the u.s. ... if  you think about it, if you go back to 1800, it took 80 percent of the ...