Sentences with phrase «growing income gap»

Here are four ways Canada's growing income gap affects all of us.

It also does little to help the growing income gap or the overall economy, as people working several freelance jobs lack the purchasing power they may have had in more stable positions that disappeared during the recession, she said.

The authors, previously colleagues at Boston Consulting Group, noted how the growing income gap in the U.S. had created not only a sizeable affluent group able to purchase higher - quality items in almost every category but a habit among middle - income consumers of spoiling themselves on a single category of luxury purchases they identify with.

This is contributing to the growing income gap, and further weigh on real wages of lower income earners (who will likely be paying higher rents, in the form of higher OER).

When he talks about the growing income gap, his example is from basketball.

One of the most sensible tools the state has to address the growing income gap in New York is the millionaires» tax.

What's become clear is the willingness of Governor Pence and Republican supermajorities to engage in partisan squabbling while ignoring the growing income gap between Hoosiers and the rest of the nation.

«The growing income gap and increased economic segregation may lead to inequalities in children's test scores, educational attainment, and well - being,» Owens said.

When I was young, I didn't know what to make of Wes Craven's blistering critique of the Reagan era and the growing income gap.

Of course, one could also conclude that Finland's rising test - score performance is due to the growing income gap in that country.

Citing tuition increases that have outstripped gains in middle - and lower - class wages, and a growing income gap between the rich and the poor, the president said college leaders have...

The results of that shift is reflected in the growing income gap between new - car buyers and the average American family.

With the youth unemployment rate three times the national average and a growing income gap between rich and poor, many young Koreans worry about their economic prospects.