Teresa Ghilarducci
Professor of Economics,
Summer 1999-2003
“Causes
of Rising Inequality” in Wolff pp. 5-8, 3 pages
Worksheet
on Inequality, 1 page
From
the U.S. Census Dept. Historical Income Tables, 5 pages
Ratios
of High and Middle-Class wages: 1825-present, 1 page
Three
graphs on Income Inequality, 3 pages.
“Estimates
of the Functional Distribution of Income,” in Edward N. Wolff, Economics of
Poverty, Inequality, and Discrimination,
“Describing
the Distribution of Personal Earnings” in Contemporary Labor Economics C.MacConnell, Brue, MacPherson.
pp.
506-511, 6 pages
“Accounting
Framework for Measuring Factor Shares”: in Edward N. Wolff, Economics of
Poverty, Inequality, and Discrimination
“Gini Coefficients and
Percentage Share of Total Wealth and Income by Percentile Group and Quintile”
in Wolff p. 372, 1 page.
Ellwod,
David, “Winners and Losers in
Goode, E. 1999. “For Good Health It Helps to Be Rich and Important” New York Times
4 pages.
“Blue
Collar Work Is More Dangerous,” 1 graph.
“Smoking
Incidence by Groups and Occupations,” 1 graph .
Sources of Income by Income Group, 1 graph, 1 page.
Kuttner,
Robert, 1997, "The Market for Labor" in Everything for
“Restaurants Hope.” Wall Street Journal.
Worksheet:
What Generates Inequality, 1 page.
Internal
Labor Market, 3 pages.
Growth in Median Income, graph, 1 page.
Only
White Collar Females Have Done Better, Graph, 1 page
The
Male and Female Wage Gap Got Better then Worse, Graph, 1 page
Education
Matters But Being a White Male Maters More, Graph, 1 page
Working
but Still Poor, Graph 1 page
“Income
by sex and race” Graph 1 page
“Occupational
Segregation” Table and worksheet, 2 pages
Juliane Malveaux 1987. "Comparable Worth and the Impact on Black Women" in Slipping
Through the Cracks: The Status of Black Women, 1987. edited
by Margaret Simms and Julianne" by
“Theories
of Labor Market Discrimination” in Connell et al pp 436-457, 21 pages
Wilson,
William Julius, When Work Disappears, Chapter 5 p. 111-148 37 pages
Unions
“Test
Your Knowledge; Workers Rights and Unions” 1 page
When
Unions Raise Wages Who Pays? 1 page
Drezean. 2000. “Worker
Productivity Grew in the late 1999” Wall Street Journal p. 12 ,1 page
Notes
on Bargaining Power, Ghilarducci, 1 page
Union
Density, Economic Policy Institute for the Steelworkers, Graph, 1 page,
“Job
Growth versus membership Growth” Economic Policy Institute for the
Steelworkers,
Graph, 1 page,
“Declining
= Declining Bargaining Power,” Economic Policy Institute for the
Steelworkers,
Graph, 1 page,
“Mother Jones Meets the Micro
chip” The Economist
“The Road to
“Unions
Cause Employer to Put More wages in Pensions (Savings) “ Ghilarducci, Graph, 1 page
Personal
Savings has vanished, Graph 1 page
Household
Debt soars to Record Highs Graph 1 page
Wealth
Grew for the Wealthy, Graph 1 page
“Balance
Sheet of Total Household Wealth” in Wolff p. 351
Federal
Reserve Research Roundup, a publication of the
The
Power of Compound Interest and How Savings Generates Inequality prepared by T. Ghilarducci 2 tables
Consumption and Inequality
Uchitelle,
L. 1999
“What’s
Driving Consumption?” Juliet Schor leads a Debate on
Ghilarducci,
Teresa and Bluestone, Rewarding Work: Feasible Antipoverty Policy" with
Barry Bluestone, The American Prospect, May - June, 1996, p. 40- 46.
Burns, Jodi. , “Affirmative
Action in employment,” Briefing paper, Institute for Women’s Policy Research, no date
Wessell,
D. “Again the Rich Get Richer” Wall Street Journal
“State
and Local Taxes Hit Poor and Middle Class” 1996. Citizens for
Tax Justice,
Global Distribution
“The Distribution of Income Among advanced Countries
based on the Luxembourg Income Study” in Wolff p. 77.
Hunt,
Alan. “A Flawed Protest Actually Produces Good Results,”
World Income Distribution
prepared by Bernard Wasow, TCF, 3 pages