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Income Distribution, Inequality and Poverty
Growing
disparities in life expectancy, E.
Gould, EPI, 7/08
Official
poverty measure undercounts the nation's poor,
Bernstein, EPI, 7/08
"Interplay of Politics and Law to Promote Health:
Improving Economic Equality and Health: The Case of Postwar Japan,"
Bezruchka, Namekata, & Sistrom, AJPH 4/08
Inequality:
Bad for Your Health An interview with Ichiro Kawachi,
Harvard Sch/Public Health, $ &Sense, Jan/Feb 08
New Data
Show Income Concentration Rose Again in 2006: Average
Income Rose by $73,000 for Households in the Top 1%, Only $20
for Those in Bottom 90%, Aron-Dine, CBPP, 3/08
Hunger
& Homelessness Survey, US Conf. of Mayors, 12/07
The
Middle Class at Risk, M. LesmerisesTCF, 10/07
Income
share, richest 10% for past 90 years ests Piketty
& Saez, Krugman
blog, 9/07
Who's
Grabbing All the New Pie?, Mishel,
EPI, 8/07
Recent
Trends in Household Wealth in the U.S., Wolff, 6/07
Who
Counts as Poor? Dean
Baker, 5/07
Slow
Productivity Growth, Not Just Income Redistribution, to Blame
for Lagging Wages, CEPR 4/07
Economic
and Societal Costs of Poverty, Holzer, 1/24/07, House
Ways and Means Committee
The
American Middle Class in International Perspective,
B. Wasow, TCF 10/06
An
Ever Increasing Divide, Douglas & Sayeed, Ctr
for Am. Progress 9/06
Real
Wages Fail to Match a Rise in Productivity, Greenhouse
& Leonhardt, NYT 8/28/06
Wealth
inequality is vast and growing, Allegretto,
EPI, 8/06
Basic
family budget calculator, Eco. Policy Institute
New
Data Show Extraordinary Jump in Income Concentration
in 2004, Aron-Dine & Shapiro 7/06
Understanding
Mobility in America, T. Hertz, American Univ, 4/06
Graduates
Versus Oligarchs, Paul Krugman, NYT, 2/06 also
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/022706Z.shtml
Lies,
Damn Lies and Poverty Statistics: How an archaic measurement keeps
millions of poor Americans from being counted, Christopher
Moraff, 2/06
A
Poverty Of Understanding Nancy Cauthen, 9/05
New
Orleans: Leaving the Poor Behind Again! by Bill Quigley
Growing
Gulf Between Rich and Rest of US, H. Sklar, 10/05
Death
and Taxes (II): Wealthiest estates account for most of revenue
generated by estate tax
U.S.
poverty rate rose in 2004, even as economy grew,
D. Leonhardt NYT 9/1/05
Building
A Real "Ownership Society" Brown,
Kuttner, & Shapiro, TCF, 7/12/2005
Is
Inequality a Concommitant of Rapid Growth?, Delong
6/05;
TCF--Wasow
Richest
are Leaving Even the Rich Far Behind,
6/05
Class
Warfare--Fact and Fiction, Wasow, TCF, 3/03
Response
to Times' editorial on report above
A
Class Act, Ladd & Yeskel: [Response to Times
& Wash Post articles], 6/05
Workers'
Share of Economic Gains at post WWII Low, Corporate Share
at Record High, CBPP 4/21/05
Always
Low Wages. Always Paul Krugman, 5/13/05
America’s
Hard-to-Climb Ladder, Bernard Wasow, Century Fdtn,
5/05
Death
of Horatio Alger, Paul Krugman
Why
the Estate Tax Is not "Double Taxation",
Carlitz & Friedmand, 6/05
Doubly
Divided: The Racial Wealth Gap, Meizhu Lui
The
New American Economy: A Rising Tide that Lifts Only Yachts,
Wasow, TCF 4/04
What
New CBO Data Indicate about Long-Term Income Distribution Trends,
Isaac Shapiro
How
the Pie is Sliced, by Edward N. Wolff
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