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Great Compression

The Great Compression refers to the period of substantial wage compression in the United States that began in the early 1940s. During that time, economic inequality as shown by wealth distribution and income distribution between the rich and poor became much smaller than it had been in preceding time periods. The term was reportedly coined by Claudia…

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Great Compression

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Triples17
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
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Great Compression → American, Between, Black Americans, Bolshevik, But, Evan, How, In, January, Osnos, Peter, Roosevelt, Ruling-Class Rules, The, The New Yorker, Turchin, Under Franklin

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Great Compressionrelated to Further readingOsnos0.60section
Great Compressionrelated to Further readingEvan0.60section
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Great Compressionrelated to Further readingThe New Yorker0.60section
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