You know what it tells me, workers were never going to keep up, see that amount of money for labor isn't enough to live from and most can't make it out of that part of job creation which hasn't been many since the 1990s. The jobs from millwork were about the highest during the decades before that time. When money was backed in gold and silver you had lower prices. It stayed relatively stable; it was not perfect but so much better than now. Slave labor is what it has become, when you wage doesn't keep a roof over your head and food in your mouth it is slave wages.