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Dynamics of Economic Well-Being: Labor Force and Income, 1990 to 1992
Dynamics of Economic Well-Being: Labor Force and Income, 1990 to 1992
Table D shows the average weekly wages and salaries of adult workers, age 25 to 54, before a job separation and after a job accession in the 1990-92 period and 1987-89 period. Earnings for the 3.3 million men who left a full-time job and then re-entered one during the 1990-92 period dropped from $529 to $423--or 20 percent. In the 1987-89 period, however, the decline for a comparable group of men was not statistically significant.
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Dynamics of Economic Well-Being: Labor Force, 1992 to 1993
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Dynamics of Economic Well-Being, Poverty 1993-94
About 40 million people were poor in 1994, reflecting an average monthly poverty rate of 15.4%. Hispanics had the highest entry rate into poverty.
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