A tough recovery by any measure: New data show consumer expenditures lag for low- and middle-income families
By Jared Bernstein
Jason Furman
November 28, 2006
November 28, 2006 | EPI Issue Brief #230 (co-released with CBPP)
A tough recovery by any
measure
New data show consumer expenditures lag for
low- and middle-income families
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