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Getting Serious about the Economic Response to COVID-19
Report

Josh Bivens

Getting Serious about the Economic Response to COVID-19
The Teacher Pay Gap Is Wider than Ever
Article

Sylvia A. Allegretto and Lawrence Mishel

The Teacher Pay Gap Is Wider than Ever

Teachers’ Pay Continues to Fall Further Behind Pay of Comparable Workers
How to Raise Wages
Report

Lawrence Mishel and Ross Eisenbrey

How to Raise Wages

Policies That Work and Policies That Don’t
Rising Income Inequality and the Role of Shifting Market-Income Distribution, Tax Burdens and Tax Rates
Report

Andrew Fieldhouse

Rising Income Inequality and the Role of Shifting Market-Income Distribution, Tax Burdens and Tax Rates
The Class of 2014
Report

Heidi Shierholz et al.

The Class of 2014

The Weak Economy Is Idling Too Many Young Graduates
CEO Pay Continues to Rise as Typical Workers Are Paid Less
Report

Lawrence Mishel and Alyssa Davis

CEO Pay Continues to Rise as Typical Workers Are Paid Less
CEO Pay in 2012 Was Extraordinarily High Relative to Typical Workers and Other High Earners
Report

Lawrence Mishel and Natalie Sabadish

CEO Pay in 2012 Was Extraordinarily High Relative to Typical Workers and Other High Earners
The Simple Fix to the Problem of How to Tax Multinational Corporations – Ending Deferral
Report

Thomas L. Hungerford

The Simple Fix to the Problem of How to Tax Multinational Corporations – Ending Deferral

Issue Brief
Taking ‘Middle-Out Economics’ Seriously in This Fall’s Fiscal Debates
Report

Josh Bivens and Hilary Wething

Taking ‘Middle-Out Economics’ Seriously in This Fall’s Fiscal Debates
Six Years from Its Beginning, the Great Recession's Shadow Looms Over the Labor Market
Report

Heidi Shierholz

Six Years from Its Beginning, the Great Recession's Shadow Looms Over the Labor Market
A Decade of Flat Wages
Report

Lawrence Mishel and Heidi Shierholz

A Decade of Flat Wages

The Key Barrier to Shared Prosperity and a Rising Middle Class
Labor Market Will Lose 400,000 Jobs in 2013 if UI Extensions Expire
Report

Lawrence Mishel and Heidi Shierholz

Labor Market Will Lose 400,000 Jobs in 2013 if UI Extensions Expire