Real Terms Calculation after Increase in CLI and Salary

Introduction:
In this scenario, we will calculate the real terms after an increase in the CLI and salary of a worker.

CLI Increase:
The CLI has increased from 110 to 200, which is a difference of 90. This means that the cost of living has increased by 81.82% (90/110*100).

Salary Increase:
The salary of the worker has increased from 330 to 500, which is a difference of 170. This means that the salary has increased by 51.52% (170/330*100).

Real Terms:
To calculate the real terms, we need to adjust the salary increase for the CLI increase. We can do this by dividing the salary increase by the CLI increase and then multiplying by 100.

Real Terms = (Salary Increase / CLI Increase) * 100

Real Terms = (170 / 90) * 100

Real Terms = 188.89

This means that the worker's salary has increased by 188.89% in real terms after adjusting for the increase in the cost of living.

Explanation:
The increase in the CLI means that the worker's salary is worth less than it was before. To account for this, we need to adjust the salary increase for the CLI increase to determine the real terms. In this scenario, the worker's salary has increased by 51.52%, but after adjusting for the CLI increase, the real terms increase is 188.89%.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, the worker's salary has increased by 188.89% in real terms after adjusting for the increase in the cost of living. This means that the worker is better off than before in terms of purchasing power.