In the latest employment numbers, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) also released wage data. For 2004, the average hourly wage increased from $15.48 to $15.89, or 2.64%. During the same time, the following commodities increased at a higher rate:
Motor Fuel increased 31%
Gasoline increased 30%
transportation increased 7.4%,
medical care increased 4.4%,
Education increased 6.8%,
water, sewer and trash collection increased 5.7%,
housing increased 3.1%
Although things aren't bad, they could be better.
So gas, medical care, education, rent, and government services are more expensive. Got it.
The first 3 are inter-related and with the growing world economy being the cause beyond the scope of administration policies for the most part. Heath care and Education cost = see the Dims cause they're responsible. Now ,we can talk about sewer water and housing
imagine kerry was elected how high would our expenses be then thank god for bush
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