Search results for income inequality (1405)
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The TPP Debate: Never Real and No Longer Polite
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We Can Afford a $12.00 Federal Minimum Wage in 2020
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From Ferguson to Baltimore: The Fruits of Government-Sponsored Segregation
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Just the Facts: Trade and Investment Deals Are Bad for Working Families
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News from EPI › America’s Real Spending Problem Has Nothing to Do with the Deficit
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Let’s Face It—We’re Far From Broke: America’s Real Spending Problem and How to Fix It
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It’s Time to Raise the Minimum Wage
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No, the TPP Won’t Be Good for the Middle Class
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“Right-to-Work” States Still Have Lower Wages
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership Is Unlikely to Be a Good Deal for American Workers
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Why Taxing Capital Income Makes Sense
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The Benefits of Collective Bargaining: An Antidote to Wage Decline and Inequality
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Fast Track to Lost Jobs and Lower Wages
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The Opportunity Dodge
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Robert G. Lynch
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Irregular Work Scheduling and Its Consequences
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Why Hasn’t Fast Food Jumped on Trend to Hike Wages?
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Should We Force Integration on Those Who Don’t Want It?, and Other Commonplace Questions about Race Relations
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Luckily, the Fed Still Seems Patient, if Not “Patient”
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The Agenda to Raise America’s Pay
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How to Raise Wages: Policies That Work and Policies That Don’t
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News from EPI › Congressional Progressive Caucus Budget Would Put U.S. Economy on the Path to Durable Full Employment
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The ‘People’s Budget’: Analysis of the Congressional Progressive Caucus Budget for Fiscal Year 2016
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What’s Wrong with the TPP? This deal will lead to more job loss and downward pressures on the wages of most working Americans
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Two perspectives on income inequality
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Wages Stagnated or Fell Across the Board in 2014—With One Notable Exception
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2014 Continues a 35-Year Trend of Broad-Based Wage Stagnation
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News from EPI › EPI Releases Guidebook for Understanding How the Fed Works and How to Make it Work Harder for Main Street
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The Federal Reserve and Shared Prosperity: Why Working Families Need a Fed that Works for Them
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Congressional Testimony: Policies that Do and Do Not Address the Challenges of Raising Wages and Creating Jobs