Policymakers have long been concerned with the wage-price spiral, in which higher wages push companies to raise prices to compensate for salary increases.
When we continue to follow the issue of wages in the 19th century, now taking into account the rest of Europe, there are some signs of an apparent salary increase.
So far, some big companies, such as Lawson, a chain of convenience stores, have announced salary increases for employees but small to medium-sized firms, which account for the bulk of employment, broadly have not.