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Overlooked and Underpaid: Number of Low-Income Working Families Increases to 10.2 Million

by Brandon Roberts; Deborah Povich; Mark Mather

Dec 16, 2011

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Highlights 2007-10 trends in the number and percentage of working families with incomes below 200 percent of the poverty line by state and race/ethnicity, as well as the number of children affected. Examines income inequality by quintile and implications.

Overlooked and Underpaid: Number of Low-Income Working Families Increases to 10.2 Million

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Title: Overlooked and Underpaid: Number of Low-Income Working Families Increases to 10.2 Million
Publication date 2011-12-16
Publication Year 2011
Authors Brandon Roberts , Deborah Povich , Mark Mather
Copyright holder(s) Working Poor Families Project
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords income working , families project , il y , working poor , ili
Document type Issue/Policy Brief , Book
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/overlooked-and-underpaid-number-of-low-income-working-families-increases-to-10-2-million.html
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