That’s true, and you could even use any measure you’d like. Perhaps the Gini coefficient. I should specify that I’m not trying to make direct claim about inequality.
Only that, for anyone against the ails of inequality, the bottom wage earners getting more (and even outpacing other deciles) is a win.
You can't put electricity, meat, coffee... in the same bag as Teslas and iPhones, otherwise you'll hide the type of inflation that makes the lower classes unable to pay rent and buy food while still being able to access the latest smartphone and SUVs.
