Max Dupuy

The large shift of U.S. employment from goods producers to service producers has generated concern over future income distribution, because of perceived large relative pay differences.

The large shift of U.S. employment from goods producers to service producers has generated concern over future income distribution because of perceived large relative pay differences.

Since the end of the last recession in 1991, newspaper editorialists and other pundits have frequently complained about part-time work.

The U.S. poverty rate is among the most widely used indicators of the nation’s economic success—and of how that success is shared.

In recent years, U.S. service-producing industries have, on net, added jobs more rapidly than the goods-producing industries.