@yashdesAI_550@ankushwit@KrishnaPRachaos I get that. But my point is: Are companies paying more today for the same roles than they did 12 years ago?
More importantly, have salary hikes and tax relief actually improved people's purchasing power and standard of living, or has inflation wiped out those gains?
@yashdesAI_550@ankushwit@KrishnaPRachaos TCS, for example, used to pay 3lpa at fresher (ninja) level in 2014. They pay the same salary today. (Salary didn't increase with inflation at role/exp level)
Where has income increased? Do you mean income of people who now have 12year experience has increased?
@Nignog32519@ajxyred@dharshtya It actually does. y = mx + c is the simplest linear model: m captures the trend and c the baseline. Policymakers can use it to quantify trends, test scenarios and forecast needs. Good laws should use such evidence, alongside uncertainty and causal analysis.