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    2006 By Ruy A. Teixeira, David Kusnet, and Lawrence Mishel Book
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    October 11, 2006 By Sylvia Allegretto Economic Snapshot
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    September 7, 2006 By Liana Fox and Jared Bernstein Report
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    June 14, 2006 By Jared Bernstein and Josh Bivens Report
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    May 31, 2006 By Max B. Sawicky Economic Snapshot
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