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In 1930, the average hourly wage for American workers was approximately $0.50 to $0.60. However, wages varied significantly depending on the industry and region, with some skilled workers earning more and unskilled laborers earning less. Adjusted for inflation, these amounts reflect a much lower purchasing power compared to today's standards. The economic conditions of the Great Depression also influenced employment and wage levels during that time.

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