1305 2:36 / 2:38 [Include CPI Interactive for this question] The TV series Mad Men took place in the early 1960s and followed the careers of men and women working in an ad agency. Discussions often centered around wages, salaries, and bonuses. How can one make sense of these numbers relative to values today? a. The typical account executive (Peter Campbell) in the series was quoted to be making $75 per week, $3,900 per year in 1962 How does this translate into 2015 dollars? per year (round your answer to the nearest dollar) b. Peggy, a secretary promoted to skilled copy-writer was offered $19,000 per year to jump shop and work for a different agency in 1965. What would Peggy's salary be today? (round your answer to the nearest dollar) C. How is Peggy doing relative to her predominantly male counterparts in 2015 dolairs? She is being paid more She is being paid less She is being paid roughly the same