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Kathryn Edwards

Kathryn A. Edwards is an economist at RAND and a professor at the Pardee RAND Graduate School. Her research spans diverse areas of public policy, including unemployment insurance; the STEM education pipeline and labor market; the challenges in retirement facing older Americans; and labor market issues for workers without a college degree.
Income Inequality

A $2.5 Trillion Question: What If Incomes Grew Like GDP Did?

Kathryn Edwards
Per capita GDP in the US grew 118 percent over the past 43 years. At the bottom 25th percentile, real income for full-time, full-year,...

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