Labore Report: The Purchasing Power of the Employed Is Recovering, the Unemployed Do Not Have Enough Money to Live Reasonably
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Rising wages and tax cuts will increase the income and purchasing power of working people.
The graphs show how the purchasing power of employed and unemployed people will diverge drastically in the coming years.
The purchasing power of Finns will improve if there is work. Labore's calculation reveals that the income of the unemployed will fall below a reasonable minimum.
According to a recent report by Labore, the research institute for work and economics, the purchasing power of the unemployed will weaken and that of the employed will increase in 2026–2028. The purchasing power of the employed will be strengthened by wage increases and next year's tax cuts. The income of the unemployed sample individuals remains below a reasonable minimum in Labore's comparison. Labore has published a report on the development …
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