Molson Hart

Because... <insert reason here>

"Productivity-adjusted wages" is not a thing

Because productivity and wages have nothing to do with each other. I think you just made Sanders' point.

you're the one who came up with "adjusting wages by productivity." This isn't a thing. The onus is on you to explain it.

I can explain it. If output of work per dollar rises but real median wage of non-supervisory and production employee falls, we can say that productivity gains are being captured mostly by managers and owners rather than workers, which is sanders’ point.

But real median wages didn't fall...