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Nation Jul 30

Income gap between white and Black Americans narrower for millennials than Gen X, study finds

By Mike Schneider, Associated Press

Economy Apr 28

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Finding GDP alternatives to quantify ‘unpriceable’ prosperity

Gross domestic product, the total dollar value of goods and services sold in the U.S., has become fundamental to American economic policy. But there are other essential assets, qualities and conditions that GDP can't measure, like the health of the…

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Obama: Income inequality is defining challenge for the U.S.

Obama: Income inequality is defining challenge for the U.S.

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New Report Reveals Where You Live and Work Affects Your Economic Mobility

New Report Reveals Where You Live and Work Affects Your Economic Mobility…

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Arts Nov 13

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Study: Income Gap Grows Between Black, White Families

Black children born to middle-class parents in the 1960s are far more likely than whites to have slipped down the socioeconomic ladder into poverty, according to a study published Tuesday.

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Dec 11

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Holiday Shopping Season Highlights Increasing Economic Disparity

NewsHour Essayist Anne Taylor Fleming reflects on the growing economic gap that is highlighted by consumer spending during the holidays.

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