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Income If Inequality Stalled In 1973

If today’s income inequality was scaled back to income inequality from 1973, Nixon’s era, the 1% would be making about Continue reading →

Middle Class Is Tougher In America

Wealth and income inequalities exist in every culture and country. The troubles in America, however, have a different affect. Compared Continue reading →

80 People Have Half The Wealth

Income and wealth inequality are common topics which some treat as the natural, though cynical, way of the world. The Continue reading →

Best Hiring Since 1999

Job growth was great in 2014. Hiring is happening again. Raises, however, aren’t. Wages continue to stagnate, effectively unchanged since 2007. Continue reading →

Opportunity Helps Happiness

Happiness is not static. Happiness is not finally having the right stuff, mate, or money. Happiness includes opportunity, the potential Continue reading →

The American Dream And Inequality

In one of the best representations of wealth and income in the US, this Brookings Institute article gives you the Continue reading →

US Median Wage Less Than US Median New Car

The median price for a new car was $32,086. – Kelly Blue Book The US median wage (2013) was $28,031.02. – Continue reading →

Income Inequality In 17 Steps

Income inequality in America is becoming so easy to report on because it is so pervasive and is initiating social Continue reading →

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