wage inequality造句

• This type of steep wage inequality was commonplace at the time.
• Productivity declines as wage inequality goes up, he says.
• There is wage inequality between men and women in India.
• This would mean that wage inequality could increase rapidly.
• Wage inequality is a function of differences of skill, ability and training.
• Rather than deny steady increases in wage inequality, he addressed them head on.
• Moreover, wage inequality is now at a historic high in the United States.
• Wage inequality had become a national sore.
• Still, one clear response to increased wage inequality that Welch identifies is unambiguously troublesome.
• Economists differ in their opinions, of course, and they do on wage inequality.
• Wage inequality in the United States has become more pronounced than in all other industrialized countries.
• Wage inequality costs the US economy as well as victimized females some $ 200 billion a year.
• Their study reveals a new shape and a new source of wage inequality in the United States.
• The two, creative jobs and wage inequality, are fellow travelers in today's economy.
• "Wage stagnation and wage inequality are the fundamental issues in the economy, " says Galbraith.
• For Rose, a prominent labor economist, the study is an important explanation of the sources of wage inequality.
• He is also asking Congress to fund a $ 27 million program to attack the wage inequality problem in general.
• In her article, she states that : " The point here is not that there is no wage inequality.
• The wage inequality studies may therefore represent an upper boundary for what the real effect of immigration is on domestic wages.
• Despite the legal provisions, in some cases women still have to confront inequality such as in employment or wage inequality.