Wage Inequality—Most Gains Have Gone to Top 10% of Workers
8 Mar 2019

Wage Inequality—Most Gains Have Gone to Top 10% of Workers

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From the Economic Policy Institute (http://www.epi.org/): Wage inequality is on the rise. This is according to a new report by EPI’s Elise Gould, which analyzes wage trends between 2000 and 2018. According to Gould’s research, since the start of the … Continued

The Hispanic–White Wage Gap Has Remained Wide and Relatively Steady for Decades
12 Jul 2018

The Hispanic–White Wage Gap Has Remained Wide and Relatively Steady for Decades

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From the Economic Policy Institute (http://www.epi.org/): In a new EPI report, professors Maria Mora and Alberto Dávila examine the Hispanic–white wage gap among full-time workers, including how it is affected by gender, Hispanic origin, education level, birthplace, immigrant status, and … Continued