Who's Winning the Lost Decade? (and Which Jobs and Cities Are Losing?)

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In The Atlantic, Derek Thompson cities recent Hamilton Project data about the decline of wages for men since 1970 in a piece about wage trends in industries and cities across America. Read the full piece here.

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