The Shrinking American Middle Class. (The New York Times, 1/25/2015)
Since George W. Bush was elected President.
But since 2000, the middle-class share of households has continued to narrow, the main reason being that more people have fallen to the bottom. At the same time, fewer of those in this group fit the traditional image of a married couple with children at home, a gap increasingly filled by the elderly.
The Koch Primary. The Republican Approach to the Minimum Wage. (Bloomberg Politics, 1/26/2015)
All three had already blasted President Barack Obama and Democrats for fostering income inequality.
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Income inequality and the political process. (1/12/2014)
Rich man wins, poor man pays. (9/18/2013)
Wisconsin Budget Project: Little growth in income except for those at the top, part 4. (9/14/2012)
Part 3. (9/13/2012)
Part 2. (9/12/2012)
Part 1. (9/11/2012)
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