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American neighborhoods are segregated by income. What does that mean for the future of income inequality, neighborhoods, and children?
Both income inequality and residential segregation have increased, leaving some neighborhoods trapped in poverty
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Assessing Maximum Employment
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This paper suggests a core set of indicators for evaluating the position of the labor market relative to maximum employment.
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Income Distributions and Dynamics in America
The Income Distributions and Dynamics in America project combines data from U.S. tax forms with demographic information from U.S. Census Bureau records to provides statistics on income growth, income mobility, and income inequality for groups defined by place, race, ethnicity, and age.
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