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Data is for compensation (wages and benefits) of production/nonsupervisory workers in the private sector and net 
productivity of the total economy. “Net productivity” is the growth of output of goods and services less depreciation per 
hour worked. Updated July 2019.

Cumulative percent changes since 1948 (base) in the US, 1948–2018.

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This line chart displays the disparity between value produced and compensation received, shedding light on economic inequality and profit distribution.

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