Published Apr 9, 2012
Richard Burkhauser on the Middle Class
Economist Richard Burkhauser challenges conventional income measurements by advocating for the inclusion of household size and non-wage compensation to more accurately reflect middle-class growth, while also examining the impact of technological change on income inequality and the necessity of policy adjustments.

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