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House Votes to Raise Minimum Wage by 40 Percent in Two Years

Wednesday's House proposal to increase the minimum wage comes against a backdrop of growing concern about increasing income inequality in America. An author and a policy expert discuss the proposed wage hike.

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Oct 13

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Bangladeshi Economist Awarded Nobel Peace Prize for Micro-credit Lending Schemes

Muhammad Yunus of Bangladesh and the Grameen Bank were jointly awarded the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for their pioneering work developing micro-credit lending schemes for the poor. An expert discusses microfinance schemes.

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Oct 12

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Bangladesh Financial Pioneer Awarded Nobel Peace Prize

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Bangladeshi banker Muhammad Yunus and the bank he founded won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for their use of micro-credit loans to alleviate poverty in his home country.

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Sep 21

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Authors Analyze, Criticize Foreign Aid Agencies in New Books

The NewsHour's Economics Correspondent Paul Solman reports on the effectiveness of foreign aid in reducing proverty.

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Aug 23

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Volunteers Give Health Care to Uninsured in Rural Virginia

Organizations that deliver free medical care worldwide, often in emergencies, recently visited rural Virginia to provide more than 1,000 people with all types of health services. Susan Dentzer provides a report.

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Aug 26

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U.N. Summit to Address Poverty, Pollution

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A United Nations summit aimed at improving living conditions for the world's poor without damaging natural resources opened Monday in the South African capital of Johannesburg.

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