Demographics & Population
Reports
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2016
Oct
25
Past Event
Progress, nostalgia, and cultural change: Findings from the 2016 American Values Survey
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Washington, DC
2016
Sep
27
Past Event
The Rohingya
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Washington, DC
2016
Jun
23
Past Event
The battle over the border: Public opinion on immigration and cultural change at the forefront of the election
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Washington, DC
William H. Frey
Senior Fellow - Metropolitan Policy Program
U.S. inequality is largely explained by the top of the income distribution pulling away from the rest—the rich getting richer. At the same time, incomes for lower and middle class Americans have stalled.
