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Charted: US wage growth is in decline, here's why

US employers spent 1% more on wages in Q4 2022, compared to Q3 2022. Image: Unsplash/alschim

Nate DiCamillo
Reporter, Quartz
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Graph showing the quarterly increase in American employer spending on wages.
Employer spending on wages is falling to pre-pandemic levels. Image: Quartz

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