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A long-overdue increase in the minimum wage is needed to restore lost ground

Unemployment among women not significantly different than for men

On balance, Japan’s so-called ‘lost decade’ not so bad

Lopsided trends in profits and wages threaten to topple growth

Insourced investments lead to imbalanced trade

‘Insourcing’ myths: Jobs and insourcing

Congressional budget resolution takes the deficit from bad to worse

Soaring increase in high-tech exports from China erodes U.S. employment – EPI Snapshots

Foreign government intervention keeps the value of the dollar artificially high

High-paying software jobs being moved abroad

Jobs fall behind growth in working-age population

Lack of domestic demand is not the cause of manufacturing’s woes

Increase in hi-tech investment obscures weakness in overall manufacturing

Different sets of employment numbers tell the same story: Slow job growth

Bush budget clearly tailored for election year

The highly educated are the latest victims of the weak recovery

Wage and salary income yet to share in growth

Economic growth not reaching middle- and lower wage earners

Jobs shift from higher-paying to lower-paying industries

Economic evidence supports the need for Congress to resume TEUC

Soaring trade deficit threatens to destabilize U.S. financial markets

Growing economy, stagnant wages

Job growth up, job quality down

NAFTA-related job losses have piled up since 1993

Fast growth for profits, slow growth for wages and benefits

New plan fails half of elderly in 2006

Unemployment level of college grads surpasses that of high-school dropouts

U.S. economy still showing signs of slack

U.S. NAFTA trade deficit surging again