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The missing middle in the US: Job growth is highest in the top fifth and bottom fifth of occupations, by mean annual earnings
Unit 19 'Economic inequality’ Section 19.1 'Inequality across the world and over time' in The CORE Team, The Economy. Available at https://tinyco.re/30304711 [Figure 19.7]
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