In America’s Productivity Climbs, but Wages Stagnate Steven Greenhouse talks about how the debt-ceiling is unlikely to alter one major factor contributing to income inequality: stagnant wages. How goes on to to point out that "companies can push down on wages for all workers, union and nonunion alike."
Check out the piece at The New York Times.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Our Economic Pickle
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