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The Wage Trend Indicator™ in the News

"Until the Bureau of National Affairs started putting together its wage report, there weren't too many places that brought together all the different data that can help predict if wages are on the rise."
-- Public Radio International

"[The WTI] is sort of like having a diversified stock portfolio. We've got a number of indicators that have worked over the years; if one [component] is off track, we still have six others working for us."
-- Joel Popkin
Developer of the WTI for BNA

"Economists have had a difficult time predicting wage trends in the 1990s. … Now a little explanatory help is on the way in the form of the new Wage Trend Indicator. …The new series is the first attempt to use the leading indicator approach."
-- Business Week Daily Briefing

"Steadily decelerating over the past 18 months, private industry wage increases are projected to hold at 3.5% through the rest of this year, according to the latest reading of the Wage Trend Indicator released ... by BNA Inc., a Washington publishing company. ... The WTI showed that wage pressures eased substantially ... from annual wage increases above 4% to roughly 3.5% ... "
--Dow Jones Capital Markets Report


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