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  • Jobs Picture—September 3, 2004

    September 3, 2004 By Jared Bernstein Economic Indicators
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    2004 By Jared Bernstein, Sylvia Allegretto, and Lawrence Mishel Book
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    August 26, 2004 Economic Indicators
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    August 26, 2004 By Jared Bernstein Economic Indicators
  • Bush strikes out on health care, making sense – EPI Viewpoints

    August 25, 2004 By Elise Gould Commentary
  • How Does Teacher Pay Compare? Methodological Challenges and Answers

    2004 By Sylvia Allegretto, Sean P. Corcoran, and Lawrence Mishel Book
  • Trade Picture—August 13, 2004

    August 13, 2004 By Robert E. Scott Economic Indicators
  • Jobs Picture—August 6, 2004

    August 6, 2004 By Jared Bernstein Economic Indicators
  • The Who and Why of the Minimum Wage: Raising the wage floor is essential to support working families

    August 6, 2004 By Jeff Chapman and Michael Ettlinger Report
  • GDP Picture—July 30, 2004

    July 30, 2004 Economic Indicators
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