Reports of rising income segregation have been brought into question by the observation that post-2000 estimates are upwardly biased due to a reduction in the sample sizes on which they are based. Recent studies have offered estimates of this “sample-count” bias using public data. We show...

Recent studies have reported a reversal of an earlier trend in income segregation in metropolitan regions, from a decline in the 1990s to an increase in the 2000-2010 decade. This finding reinforces concerns about the growing overall income inequality in the U.S. since the 1970s. Yet the...

This paper provides a qualitative analysis of the services that the anti-union consultants and law firms have provided to American employers during the past three decades and an account of the campaign tactics of several 'superstars' of the union-free movement. It describes a multi-million...