Corporate profits are claiming a larger share of national income than at any time in 60 years, while the portion of total income going to employees is near its lowest since 1966. (baltimoresun.com)
Put simply, the nation's daunting demographic math dictates that the benefit programs keep absorbing bigger and bigger shares of national income. (fortune.com)
The just - released OECD Employment Outlook — full text not available on line — has an interesting chapter on the sharp decline of labour's share of national income in virtually all OECD countries over the past 30 years, and especially the last twenty years. (progressive-economics.ca)