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Hi
The answer to the above question is Insufficient Data as the question does not state what percentage of the wages was saved by the workers in June.
Let us take some numbers.
Let us say, A's wages is $100 and let A's expenses be $80 in June. Therefore, savings in June is $20.
Further, A's wages in July will be $120 (20% increase) and A's expenses in July will be $88 (10% increase). Hence, savings is 120 - 88 = $32 i.e., an increase of 60% in savings.
On the contrary, let us assume A's expenses in June to be $50. Therefore, savings in June is $50.
A's expenses in July will be $55 and savings will therefore, be $120 - $55 = $65 i.e., an increase of only 30%.
Depending upon how much (% of wages) each of them saved in June, the value of the % increase in savings changes.
Hope this clears the doubt.
KSB
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