Haushaltseinkommen im Vergleich zum Lebensunterhalt [OC]

What is this supposed to depict? The areas where the rich are exploiting the poor? High household income to living wage ratio isn’t a good thing. You want both of them to be high and growing, not one of them growing at the expense of the other.

Go to the family budget calculator at https://www.epi.org/resources/budget/ You can type in the number of adults, number of children, and the county. You will see what it costs and it’s shocking. Even if you can eliminate health care because you get it from work, it’s still shocking.  
  The housing and food is spot on if you rent, maybe a little too low. I dont know what child care costs, but Ive heard its a lot. Transportation seems high, but my job is close and I drive a beater. For us, 1 adult and 1 older child, in a tiny 1980s built apartment, the cheapest I can find, driving one 1999 car, health insurance covered by my job, no savings (paycheck to paycheck), no entertainment or meals out, no phone data, cheap hotspot only internet, used or very cheap clothes, no college, it costs me around $2700 a month. This doesn’t even include my student loan payments. Add those and it’s $3200 a month.
  Lane County, Oregon. I dont see how we could spend any less.  

  At 160 hours of work a month, I need to make a minimum of $20 an hour. This is bedrock minimum for poverty level, with no savings, no retirement, renting at excessive rates forever, with no chance to save and buy a home.
  Minimum wage here is $15 an hour. It’s $7.25 nationally.