Economic Snapshots Switch Display


Social Security provides the majority of income for three-fifths of Americans age 65+

Proposed NSD spending levels dangerously low

Employment during the economic recovery

Work and leave policies

Lack of jobs, not lack of skills, explains underemployment rate

Wage growth slows to a crawl

The Bush Tax Cuts Disproportionately Benefitted the Wealthy

Government regulations save lives on the job

We Aren’t Going Broke

What goes into a budget deficit?

Poorest teens have hardest time finding summer jobs

Mexico trade deficit costs jobs in every state

The People’s Budget: A Responsible Budget Plan

Are more young people “sheltering in school” now than before?

Taxes on the wealthy have gone down dramatically

Access to sick days is vastly unequal

Money well spent

Giving to the rich and taking from the poor

Top 5% holds more than half of the country’s wealth

What workers gave, and what they got

Public and private sector compensation both stagnate as productivity rises

Right-to-work law did not help Oklahoma’s labor market

Public investments near 60-year low

Wisconsin public servants already face a compensation penalty

Income inequality: It wasn’t always this way

Interactive map: Unemployment then and now

Social Security replacing smaller portions of workers’ income

For public-sector workers, a wage penalty

State of Working America preview: The rich get richer